Kamala Harris has both President Joe Biden And Donald Trump in a YouGov survey evaluating personal characteristics.

What happened: The poll found that 50% of respondents believe Harris would triumph over Trump in a cooking competition, while Trump received only 10% support. Similarly, half of respondents believe Harris could outdo Trump in dancing, with only 14% backing the former president.

Additionally, Harris was considered a more reliable babysitter, was praised for her fashion sense, and was believed to be more willing to help strangers or remember birthdays. She also excelled at giving parenting advice.

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However, Trump outperformed Harris on four of 20 questions. Participants thought he was more likely to win an arm-wrestling contest or a game of poker, and gave him higher marks for financial tips and imitating celebrity voices.

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The YouGov poll was conducted between August 16 and 19 among 1,143 adults; the margin of error was 4 percentage points.

Why it is important: This poll provides a unique perspective on public perceptions of these politicians beyond their political roles. The results could potentially influence public opinion and voting behavior in future elections.

The areas in which Harris excelled, such as reliability and empathy, are qualities often associated with successful leadership. Conversely, the areas in which Trump excelled may reflect his image as a business tycoon and entertainer.

It should be noted that these results are based on personal characteristics and do not necessarily reflect the respondents’ political views or their satisfaction with the politicians’ performance in office.

Nevertheless, these results provide an interesting insight into the public perception of these prominent political figures.

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