Vice President Kamala Harris and former president Donald Trump are still in hot pursuit in the North Carolina governor’s race, while Democratic state Attorney General Josh Stein has led Republican Lieutenant Governor Mark Robison in the gubernatorial election, according to the latest East Carolina University poll. The new ECU poll, conducted August 26-28, shows Trump leading Harris 48% to 47%, with 3% undecided and 2% planning to support another candidate . It also showed Stein leading Robinson 47% to 41%, with 11% undecided and 2% supporting another candidate. Stein previously led Robinson by just one point, 44% to 43%, in the ECU poll in June.

Polling data shows Trump has a 1-point advantage over Harris in North Carolina Both Democrats are ahead among independents, women and blacks, while both Republicans are ahead among white voters in the new ECU poll. Harris leads Trump among independents 47% to 37%, among women 50% to 45% and among black voters 86% to 6%; Stein’s lead over Robinson is stronger among independents 50% to 32% and among women 50% to 36%, with a smaller, but still significant lead among voters. black people with a ratio of 81% compared to 9%. Trump leads Harris among white voters 64% to 33%, a larger margin than Robinson’s 52% to 36% lead over Stein.