Let's not permit scapegoating instead of solutions,
Kamala Harris' candidacy has returned the presidential campaign to essentially where it was in 2020—an election that will be one of the tightest in the country's history,
A Trump victory in the Electoral College hinges on his winning North Carolina,
Uh, I don't know the situation."
It is unlikely the toxic nature of the Republican gubernatorial candidate will cause Trump voters to switch to Harris, but it could affect turnout,
The race here will be close, but Trump still holds the edge on the issues that matter most to North Carolina voters,
Pennsylvania is not breaking open and shouldn’t be expected to,
It's quite possible—in Minnesota and elsewhere—that two-thirds of the 5 percent to 10 percent undecided will break in favor of Trump and tilt the race,
The forecast is still in toss-up range, but we're getting to the point where we'd say we'd rather have Harris's hand to play,
We're seeing large percentages of Hispanic voters who are still uncertain about their vote-even this close to election day- who claim that they still need information about candidates, parties, and their positions on issues in order to make an informed decision,
Donald Trump's political magic, when he's been on the ballot, is to bring in voters from the periphery who may not be in likely voter samples,
The political environment suggests the election is Trump’s and Republicans’ to lose,
It’s going to be a late night.” ... Here’s why you shouldn’t expect to know the results of the presidential race on election night.”
You don’t have to work terribly hard to sum up this race as it stands: Harris is destroying Trump, because Trump is a deranged old s***bag. See how easy that was?”
If Trump were to lose, it suggests that concerns about his style, character, temperament, felony charges and convictions, and age outweigh Americans’ anxieties about the state of the nation,
Nevertheless, the two major party presidential candidates have similar favorable ratings in Gallup’s September poll, echoing presidential preference polls that suggest a neck-and-neck race between Trump and Harris,
This could go on for days or even weeks,
So how does a poll go from being statistically tied to a Harris landslide? She improves with white voters while mitigating Trump’s improvements with men, blacks, and Hispanics,
On the first two, a majority of voters believe that Trump is the stronger candidate; on the last two, a slight majority side with Harris on energy issues, while those who support Harris are also strongly pro-abortion,
Needless to say, stranger things have happened than a candidate who was behind in the polls winning,