This Election Is The Closest Presidential Race In At Least 60 Years: Polls

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : First, pollsters often use past election turnout to predict who will vote in the upcoming race, and "research has found that Trump is popular among people who tend to sit out midterms but turn out for him in presidential election years."
41% : "For all of the pathways for Harris and Trump to reach the White House," CNN's Jeff Zeleny writes, "the race for 270 electoral votes could come down to Nebraska's sprawling 2nd District covering Omaha and parts of two nearby counties, which hold many similarities to suburban areas across the country.
38% : Meaning, Trump could lose the popular vote -- as he has the last two times he's run for executive office -- tie in the general election, and still end up in the White House.
36% : If both Harris and Trump take home 269 Electoral College votes, the House would decide the election, per the 12th Amendment -- that hasn't happened since 1824.
35% : Plus, according to a Pew Research Center report, the mere presence of Trump on the ballot can negatively impact the reliability of polling.
24% : From Biden's fraught debate performance in June to the failed assassination attempt on Trump in July, followed by Biden bowing out of the race and Harris's energized and expedited summer campaign, it's felt like each week has brought another unprecedented event for Americans to weigh in on.

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