Nate Silver's polling average shows Kamala Harris lead shrink

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

71% : While Harris is still winning, Trump gained 1.1 points since last week.
66% : Although, Trump did gain 0.3 points in the state this week.
62% : Trump also gained 0.4 points in Michigan since last week, but Harris is still leading by 1.4 points (48.2 to 46.8 percent).
62% : Meanwhile, Trump is leading Harris by 1.1 points in North Carolina (49 to 47.9 percent) after gaining 0.8 points this week.
59% : Harris is ahead of Trump by 2.5 points (48.7 to 46.2 percent), according to Silver's numbers from Sunday mid-morning.
53% : Lastly, Harris is ahead of Trump in Nevada by 0.5 points (48.5 to 48 percent).
52% : Silver predicted on Sunday that Trump now has a 63.8 percent chance of winning the Electoral College compared to Harris' 36 percent chance.
51% : Georgia is currently their closest race in the battleground states Silver includes in his polling averages, with a 0.1 margin favoring Harris (48.1 to 48 percent) after Trump gained 1 point this week.
48% : Silver, who is the founder of ABC News' poll aggregator FiveThirtyEight and considered one of the leading polling analysts in the United States, created a presidential model for November's election, which currently has Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, ahead of Trump, the GOP presidential nominee, but not by much.
48% : The vice president has a stronger lead in Wisconsin as she is 2.2 points ahead of Trump (49.3 to 47.1 percent), but the former president did gain 1.1 points from last week.
47% : Harris is currently ahead of Trump by 0.3 points in Pennsylvania (48.2 to 47.9 percent), but the former president did gain 0.9 points from last week.
47% : With national and state polls showing Harris and Trump neck-and-neck, it is sure to be a tight race.
33% : Harris or Trump will need at least 270 electoral votes to win the presidency.

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