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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : According to the latest NY Times/Siena poll (which suggests a "photo finish" race), here is the latest sway:Some other polls might have Trump in the lead, switching positions with Harris but in terms of closeness, all of the polls are indicating that the key battleground states will likely be a toss up.
47% : Harris is likely to take around 226 votes in Democratic strongholds and Trump to take 219 votes in Republican strongholds.
37% : It is one where Trump managed to defend in the 2020 election and was largely written off to be his before Harris took over from Biden.
31% : It is literally the final countdown stretch as the US election is the main focus over the coming daysThe pollsters are indicating that it is going to be a very tight race between Harris and Trump.
30% : If the race there proves to be much closer or if Harris produces an upset to take the state, it will likely be a premonition for Trump to lose the election.
26% : But at the same time, the pollsters had largely underestimated Trump once already in 2016 and got burned bad for that.
21% : If Harris takes that and either Michigan or Wisconsin, it means Trump will have to win all the other swing states to stand a chance of a reverse sweep.

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