Nate Cohn, chief political analyst for The Times, writes that Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are neck and neck
with two weeks to go before Americans head to the polls.
In the five crucial battleground states polled by The Times, Harris and Trump are virtually tied: Pennsylvania, Michigan, Nevada, Wisconsin and North Carolina. In several of these states, neither candidate is ahead by more than two tenths of a percentage point, and neither candidate is ahead by a single point.
The last-ditch chase after unsure citizens: The two missions are frantically chasing after the couple of electors still available to anyone. Many of them, according to both camps, are younger, Black, or Latino. The Harris group is likewise looking at white, school instructed ladies, and Harris battled with previous Agent Liz Cheney of Wyoming at occasions focused on conservative ladies.
Election fraud: Even as he continued to cast doubt on the election's integrity, Trump acknowledged that he had not observed any signs of fraud as early voting began in numerous states. I know the opposite side, and they are bad," he said, of leftists. " However, I haven't seen that.
