Monday Briefing

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

80% : Despite his legal troubles, Trump has enjoyed remarkably resilient support.
42% : Here's what else to know:Amid an election cycle fueled by existential concerns, some Americans are thinking about leaving the U.S.Warning of fraud in the 2024 election, Trump said that, as president, he would prosecute lawyers, donors and others who engaged in "unscrupulous behavior" in connection with the voting.Stay up-to-date: Live coverage | Poll tracker | "The Run-Up" podcast | On Politics newsletterViolence surged in the West BankA gunman killed three Israelis at a sensitive border crossing between Jordan and the Israeli-occupied West Bank yesterday, according to the Israeli military, the latest in a surge of violence in the territory since the Hamas-led Oct. 7 attack on Israel prompted the war in Gaza.
41% : The poll found that Trump was leading Harris, 48 percent to 47 percent.
35% : The move now guarantees that Americans will vote without knowing whether Trump, the first former president convicted as a felon, will spend time behind bars.
9% : Trump and Harris are neck and neckFormer President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are entering the homestretch of the campaign in a tight race, according to a national poll of likely voters by The Times and Siena College.

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