U.S. Elections: Donald Trump is behind Kamala Harris nationally, but key swing states could be a winner for him
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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The vice president has ridden a wave of support and enthusiasm since Harris entered the race after Joe Biden withdrew after a disastrous debate performance that highlighted concerns over his age and mental faculty. This has completely changed the course of the race. What had been a strong but narrow Trump lead turned into a Harris lead. There are indications that Harris's upward trend may have reached a ceiling as she prepares for her first debate as a presidential contender.
In the meantime, Trump will be hoping that the debate presents an opportunity for his campaign to regain some traction.
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North Carolina’s presidential ballots were delayed due to a controversy over Robert F Kennedy Jr.’s place on the ballot. Kennedy, who suspended his campaign and supported Trump, is suing the North Carolina Board of Elections for refusing to release his name from the ballot. The North Carolina debacle shows that America’s presidential election was a close one, and some states matter more than others given the electoral college system. North Carolina is also one of the swing states key to the Democrats, known as the blue wall states,
