Harris-Trump showdown: Margin-of-error presidential race with one week until Election Day

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55% : And when those are included, Trump narrowed the gap, but trailed $176 million to $97 million during the first two weeks of this month.
54% : As of Oct. 16, she had $119 million cash on hand, while Trump had $36 million.
50% : During the first 16 days of October, the Democratic presidential nominee's campaign outspent Trump $166 million to $99 million, with paid media the top expenditure for both campaigns.
47% : And with Trump apparently fully on board, the GOP's efforts to convince Republicans to vote early appear to be working.
38% : On the trailThe Republican presidential nominee starts Tuesday from his home base in Palm Beach, Florida, where his campaign says Trump will deliver remarks to the press.
37% : Harris has lost her favorability advantage over Trump in some of the most recent surveys.
27% : Poll positionA handful of national polls point to a dead heat between Harris and Trump, while others indicate the vice president with the slight advantage or the former president with the edge.
20% : For Trump, his support among White voters is on par with his standing in the 2020 election, when he lost the White House to Biden.
14% : The most recent Fox News national poll indicated Trump had a two-point edge, but Harris had a 6-point advantage among respondents questioned in all seven battleground states.Cash dashWhile there's a margin of error in the polls, there is a clear frontrunner in the battle for campaign cash, another important indicator in presidential politics.
6% : And the latest surveys in the seven crucial battleground states whose razor-thin margins decided Biden's 2020 victory over Trump and will likely determine whether Harris or Trump wins the 2024 election, are mostly within the margin of error.

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