CNBCEx-Trump White House officials, dozens of Republicans endorse Harris
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55% : Since then, the vice president has enjoyed a groundswell of early support in the form of record donations, volunteer sign-ups and a surge in the polls -- closing the voter gap against Trump.42% : Despite Harris' initial momentum, she and Trump are still in tight race that could be decided by just a slim margin of voters in November.
41% : These include Stephanie Grisham, former White House press secretary under Trump, and national security official Olivia Troye -- who worked as Vice President Mike Pence's national security advisor.
33% : By publicly defecting on the Republican presidential nominee, these officials leave a target on their back for attacks from Trump.
32% : Trump posted on Truth Social on Saturday, referring to the former lieutenant governor of Georgia who has endorsed Harris.
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