The latest national and battleground state polls show a dead heat between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump in the race for the presidency. The University of Massachusetts Amherst Poll and TIPP poll both indicate a close competition, with Harris holding a slight edge in some surveys. However, the final New York Times/Siena national poll reveals a tie between the two candidates in terms of the popular vote.
Among the undecided voters, Harris leads by 10 points, indicating potential support for her in the final stretch before Election Day. In battleground states like Michigan, Harris has a slim lead over Trump, but overall the numbers are close and within the margin of error.
Meanwhile, Republican pollster Brent Buchanan noted that Trump is polling better than in previous elections, suggesting that polling may not accurately reflect the full extent of his support. Polymarket also reported a significant bet in favor of Trump winning the election, which could potentially impact the betting market.
Furthermore, there have been reports of billionaire donors supporting Harris but refraining from public endorsement due to concerns about backlash from Trump. Despite this, Harris’s campaign continues to push forward with strategic rallies and outreach efforts to secure support, especially among undecided voters and swing states.
Overall, the race for the presidency remains highly competitive and the final outcome will depend on voter turnout and the candidates’ closing strategies as Election Day approaches.
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