Amid poll flap, celebrities rush final contributions to Harris campaign - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : If Harris has, in fact, leapfrogged Trump, it would be important in a number of ways, first for Iowa's six electoral votes but also for similar parts of the electorate in the Rust Belt and "blue wall" states in which the election might well be decided.
49% : And a couple of hours before the Selzer poll was released, another pollster, Emerson, released an Iowa survey showing Trump ahead of Harris by 10 points, 53% to 43%.
47% : So to report that Harris was leading Trump by 3 points, 47% to 44%, right before the election was a big deal.
38% : Of course, Iowa is not a swing state, and previous polls had shown Trump solidly leading.
34% : David Kochel, a Republican who is no fan of Trump but also one of the most experienced political operatives in the state, took a look at the poll when it came out Saturday night and immediately said it simply could not be right.
30% : Not long after, NBC found itself in a bit of controversy when Federal Communications Commission member Brendan Carr, who was appointed by Trump, pointed out that federal law requires broadcasters to give equal time to other candidates during a political race.

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