Election Home Stretch -- What do the Polls Say?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

86% : If Trump can effectively link Harris to the economy and the border, which is quite evident, it would give Trump an advantage on the two most important voter concerns.
86% : The model update suggests that Trump has a 52.4% chance of winning the Electoral College while Harris has a 47.3% chance of prevailing, making Trump the favorite in Silver's model for the first time since August 3.
54% : Trump can ask voters, "Are you better or worse off now compared to 4 years ago?" and focus on his economic plan.
45% : Scandals are also in the mix, with Trump being the most investigated human being in history, starting from his famous escalator ride in Trump Tower in June 2015.
34% : The survey showed, "If the election were held today, 48% of likely voters in Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin would vote for Trump, while 47% would vote for Harris." It's hard to predict the outcome at this point.
30% : Ask Russian President Vladimir Putin what he thinks about Russia's desire for Trump to be elected, as reported by MSNBC.
29% : Could Trump be imprisoned through lawfare?
29% : That's the real Russian collusion, not with Trump but with the U.S. ruling class.
25% : For instance, when asked "Why vote for Trump", Amazon's Alexa responded, "I cannot provide responses that endorse any political party or its leader.
6% : Trump appears confident and composed, while Harris uses fake accents to appeal to different ethnic groups, often cackling or ignoring tough questions from the media.

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