Harris campaign says undecided voters are breaking their way -- but warns Trump will falsely claim victory

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Another senior Harris campaign official familiar with the Democratic campaign's own legal efforts told reporters that the vice president and her brain trust "fully expect" Trump to falsely claim victory on election night, long before all the votes are counted.
52% : "Meanwhile, we are focused on making sure that all of our voters have the information to get out and vote, and that they feel confident doing it safely and securely, and that they know that we're going to protect that vote and that we are going to ensure that it counts no matter what Trump and his campaign are doing."
42% : we are still seeing that people are undecided, but those folks are more open to supporting us than Trump.
42% : In Pennsylvania -- a key swing state that Harris must win to have a path to the 270 electoral votes she needs to defeat Trump -- Harris's campaign is understood to be on a path to have knocked on at least five million doors and reached one million voters for face-to-face conversations during this election season.
23% : "The official said those remarks, plus "dark, divisive language" from Trump, appear to have made a difference in the last few days.

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