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Harris has maintained a slight lead over Donald Trump in head-to-head polls, but the race is close in the important swing states.

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Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris is so close, according to CNN senior data reporter Harry Enten, that Trump will win the presidency if he outperforms current polls by just one point.

Trump by just 2.5 points, according to information released by Silver on Sunday. According to the numbers, Trump is at 46.2% while Harris is at 48.7%. Harris' lead has shrunk as Trump has gained 1.1 points from the previous week.

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Donald Trump, the former president, may have his best opportunity to regain momentum in the presidential contest on Tuesday during the debate. Some Republicans worry that he may miss this chance. Trump has been advised by his advisors and prominent GOP officials for weeks to focus on criticizing her policy record, but he has not indicated that he is willing to back down from personal attacks. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich predicted that Harris would come in very, very aggressive, and she'll try to bait him, getting very angry, and she'll be personal and try to demean him. Gingrich hopes that Trump will be a man who has served as a real president, whereas she has served as a sort of semi-vice president, a man who is well-connected to world leaders, a man who has experienced a great deal, and a man who will simply remain composed and adhere to the true differences. That's a hope that some of the renowned erratic and blustery former president's allies are calling on a higher power. Also Read: Wednesday Season 2: Jenna Ortega reveals one viral element returning—will It be the popular dance scene?

presidential nominee Donald Trump is narrowly leading Democratic nominee Kamala Harris by just one point in a recent The New York Times/Siena College poll. Trump garners 48 percent of voter support against Harris's 47 percent. The poll, which surveyed 1,695 respondents nationwide, has a margin of error of 2.8 points, making the race a statistical tie. The poll results come on the heels of President Joe Biden’s unexpected decision in July to step aside from the 2024 presidential race, endorsing Kamala Harris to lead the Democratic Party. Despite an ensuing surge in Democratic enthusiasm, the race remains extremely tight, with Harris and Trump frequently swapping narrow leads in various surveys. FiveThirtyEight, a media outlet that ranks pollsters based on accuracy and methodology, has identified The New York Times/Siena College poll as the most reliable in the country. Polling averages suggest a very close race, with Harris often holding a slight national lead.

Congress leader Sam Pitroda, while addressing the Indian diaspora in Texas, said that his party leader Rahul Gandhi has a vision contrary to what BJP promotes and that he is not a "Pappu". «He (Rahul Gandhi) has a vision contrary to what BJP promotes by spending crores of rupees. I must tell you, he is no Pappu. He is highly educated, well-read, a strategist with deep thinking on any subject and sometimes it is not very easy to understand him,» Pitroda said. Chairman of Indian Overseas Congress, Pitroda said that Gandhian thoughts, inclusion and diversity were at the core of his (Pitroda's) learning.

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Trump and his Democratic rival Vice President Kamala Harris are effectively tied heading into the final weeks of the election, according to a national poll conducted by The New York Times and Siena College. Trump is up one percentage point, 48%-47%, over Harris, according to the survey released on Sunday, a difference that is well within the survey's three-point margin of error, meaning a win for either candidate in the Nov. 5 election is well within reach. While the Trump campaign endured a relatively rocky stretch in the weeks after Democratic President Joe Biden dropped out of the race in July, the most recent polling indicates the core of his support base is not going anywhere.

Washington: Donald Trump's return to the debate stage has media organizations grappling once more with how to cover his frequent distortions of the truth. Several fact-checking operations say they have been preparing for weeks ahead of the Republican's face-off Tuesday against Vice President Kamala Harris, their only debate currently scheduled before the November 5 election. Democrat Harris will also face scrutiny over how she presents her and President Joe Biden's White House record, as well as her own policy agenda.

Donald Trump may face a significant challenge in gaining the full support of voters who once backed Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The survey was conducted by The Democracy Institute and Daily Express US, focusing on 250 likely voters who had initially planned to support Kennedy in the 2024 U.S. presidential election. Kennedy had suspended his campaign on August 23 and endorsed Trump, yet the endorsement seems to have limited impact on voter loyalty, as per the reports of Daily Express US.

Kamala Harris' campaign saw a huge surge in financial support during August, raising over $300 million. This amount more than doubled the funds collected by former president Donald Trump’s campaign, which raised $130 million in the same period. While Trump’s team was initially confident after Joe Biden withdrew from the race, Harris’ entry into the competition has drastically shifted the financial momentum in her favor. Since Harris joined the race on July 21, her team has raised over $540 million, surpassing the fundraising efforts of the Republicans, as per the reports of Daily Mail.

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Trump in his New York hush money trial was delayed Friday until after November's election, a win for the Republican as he battles Democrat Kamala Harris in the knife-edge White House race. The former US president had been scheduled to be sentenced on September 18 for falsifying business records in a scheme to silence a porn star's politically damaging story. But Judge Juan Merchan postponed it to November 26 — three weeks past the November 5 election, as requested by Trump's lawyers.

Trump and Vice President Harris had accepted the guidelines for their first debate, which is scheduled for next week. The Trump vs. Harris debate, which will take place on September 10 on ABC News, will be the first since President Biden withdrew from the contest in July. Following a dispute between the two campaigns regarding whether or not the other candidate's microphone should be muted while they speak, each candidate agreed to the rules. Although ABC announced on Wednesday that microphones will only be live during a candidate's turn to speak and will be muted during their opponent's turn to speak, the vice president's team pushed to change the rule to keep them unmuted. During the June CNN debate, President Biden and Trump followed the same set of microphone guidelines. The debate next week, which will be held in Philadelphia at the National Constitution Center without an audience, will be mediated by David Muir and Linsey Davis of ABC. There will be two commercial breaks during the debate's 90-minute duration. Also Read :Beetlejuice Beetlejuice: Is the Tim Burton sequel available on streaming?

Kamala Harris has recently gained significant support in Georgia and North Carolina, prompting local Democratic leaders to believe she might achieve a double win in these Southern swing states for the first time since Jimmy Carter in 1976. Since her presidential campaign launch, over 52,000 volunteers have joined her efforts in these states. The influx has been so large that county party officials in places like Greensboro, North Carolina, describe their offices as chaotic, with up to 30 volunteers arriving daily and donors helping to fund neighborhood canvassers, as per the reports of Yahoo news.

survey, Kamala Harris did not see an increase in popularity after her nomination speech. She did, however, extend the gender disparity to her advantage. As the race moves into its final two months, it is becoming increasingly divisive; neither Harris nor Donald Trump experienced any discernible improvement from their respective conventions, as per the reports of Yahoo news.

personal happiness, one Bengaluru man has taken a bold step towards reclaiming his life. Parantap Chowdhury, a 32-year-old former Assistant Vice President at Square Yards, decided that earning Rs 54 lakh a year wasn’t enough if it meant sacrificing his health, relationships, and peace of mind. So, he quit. After spending seven years working grueling hours at startups like BYJU’s and Square Yards, Chowdhury came to a powerful realization: he was living to work, not working to live. His impressive corporate job had him managing a sales team of over 250 people and training more than 5,000 sales executives. But the demands were steep—often consuming more than 70 hours a week, leaving no room for personal growth, relaxation, or time with family. Six months ago, he decided to hit pause on this relentless race. «I quit the race to have a life, spend time with the people I love, and build a business that is remote, digital, and profitable,» Chowdhury revealed in a LinkedIn post that resonated with many. While he could have continued to earn nearly Rs 10 lakh every three months, the toll on his personal life simply wasn’t worth it.

If the absence of a concrete plan of economic action was rendering the US Democratic Party’s presidential candidate Kamala Harris vulnerable to political criticism, she has now sought to correct that. At a poll rally, Harris announced new ideas that include enhancing expenditure deductions for startups, providing greater child tax credits, offering the middle class tax cuts and giving first-time homebuyers down-payment assistance.