Harris team expands push to compete with Trump in swing states

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Trump and his allied super political action committee have booked $14.7 million in advertising there through the end of August, according to AdImpact, almost triple the $4.9 million that Future Forward PAC, which backs Harris, is set to spend.
60% : Harris "took what was a rapidly expanding map, which was benefiting Trump, and has narrowed it back to the battleground states.
48% : A spending spree by Trump and his supporters indicates they, too, see Georgia as competitive.
41% : An Emerson College poll earlier in July when Biden was still in the race showed him trailing Trump in Georgia 47% to 41%.
34% : Trump won Georgia by over 5 percentage points in 2016 but lost it to Biden four years later by less than a quarter of a point, the first time a Democratic nominee carried the Peach State in nearly three decades.
33% : Blue WallBiden ended his bid after pressure from fellow Democrats alarmed by his calamitous debate against Trump.
23% : The 2020 election left an indelible mark: Trump was indicted last year on state charges he sought to overturn his loss.

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