In the last 48 hours, several key swing states have shown support for former President Trump over Vice President Harris in issues like foreign policy, according to polling data. Additionally, Gallup data shows Republican advantages in various measures related to past presidential election outcomes. The Washington Post highlights Nebraska as a new battleground state.
A Washington Post-University of Maryland poll shows Angela Alsobrooks leading in the U.S. Senate race in Maryland. In various Senate races, polling data shows close margins between candidates, especially in states like Michigan, Nebraska, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
Amidst the upcoming election, early polls indicate Democrats are more likely to vote by mail compared to Republicans. A new NBC News poll shows Harris leading Trump among early voters, indicating potential challenges for Republicans in the election.
In Nevada, GOP candidates are facing financial difficulties and lack airtime support from national Republican committees, raising concerns about their chances in competitive races. Meanwhile, Donald Trump’s campaign is making strategic changes to narrow donor outreach and increase fundraising efforts ahead of the election.
Overall, the race for control of the House continues to see Democrats outspending Republicans, with key groups like the DCCC and the House Majority PAC deploying millions of dollars in campaign spending. This trend is reflected nationwide, with Democrats leading in spending from the presidential race down to local House races.
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