4 factors that could tilt a wild presidential race

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Harris had a healthy lead among women, 56 percent to 40 percent, while Trump led 55 percent to 39 percent among men.
57% : "We want to go to Mars and all," Trump said Monday at a rally in Raleigh, N.C., before minutes later slamming President Joe Biden over terminating a permit for the XL Pipeline on his first day in office.
56% : It was the latest example of what Trump refers to as "the weave," his own distinct, if meandering, set of exhortations.
54% : "With Trump likely to again take most of the state's rural counties, Dent said the main counties to watch are the "collar counties" that wrap around Philadelphia, and "Bucks, in particular."
52% : "Former GOP Rep. Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania said in a telephone interview that "I'd rather be Harris than Trump right now," adding: "She has the better ground game and more energy, and she certainly has more growth potential than Trump.
52% : But voters have largely not bought that, and Trump begins many events by asking the crowd if they are better off than four years ago.
49% : "While Trump still holds the lead, the sudden drop over the weekend -- from 64.49 percent to 58.49 percent -- suggests that confidence may be waning among bettors," a spokesperson said in a Monday statement.
48% : Trump last week vowed to "protect" women "whether the women like it or not."
48% : "I shouldn't have left, I mean, honestly," Trump said Sunday during a rally at a small airport in Lititz, Pa., adding before cutting himself off: "We did so well, we had such a great..."On Monday, he told a Raleigh, N.C., crowd that then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi was "crazy" and "could have gone to jail" for ripping up her copy of his State of the Union address at the conclusion of his February 2020 speech in the House chamber.
41% : And rather than stick to his campaign's economy- and immigration-heavy script on the teleprompters at his rallies, Trump has provided headlines with some of his riffs.
39% : "Trump has won the messaging battle in October," Ford O'Connell, a GOP strategist, said during a telephone interview.
39% : "The former president's campaign began using this slogan on signage the last few weeks, including on signs affixed to his lecterns: "Trump will fix it" -- although the "it" in question is open to interpretation.
33% : After some positive October polling data points for Trump, surveys released over the weekend suggest any momentum for him has stalled.Vegas Insider, an oddsmaker, dropped his chances of winning over the weekend.
31% : The most recent polls in the Keystone State showed a dead heat, with a New York Times polling average updated Monday putting Trump narrowly ahead, 49 percent to 48 percent.
26% : "During a rally last week, Trump dropped another comment that could alienate women voters -- a key voting bloc his campaign aides want to appeal to, but which the candidate has publicly said is not a problem.
16% : The issue is a big part of Harris' campaign theme of "freedom," which also refers to her warnings about Trump having "unchecked" power, if elected again, that he would use to erode Americans' freedoms.

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