The Memo: Harris and Trump get their biggest chance to reshape White House race

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : The Pew poll, for instance, showed Trump holding a 10-point advantage when voters were asked which candidate they trusted to "make good decisions about economic policy."
49% : A New York Times/Siena College poll released Sunday showed Trump leading among likely voters nationwide by 1 point.
45% : On Monday, a Pew Research Center poll showed the race precisely tied among registered voters, with 49 percent apiece supporting Harris and Trump.
45% : That's particularly true of Harris, who looks to have more room than Trump to win voters over with an affirmative case for her candidacy.
45% : At a minimum, those figures suggest there is a curiosity about Harris that simply does not exist for Trump, who has been the central figure in American politics since he launched his first bid for the White House back in 2015.
42% : The number was roughly three times larger than the 9 percent who said the same thing about Trump.
42% : Similarly, Trump had a 7-point edge in terms of voter confidence about making "wise decisions about immigration policy.
33% : In an interview with "The Rickey Smiley Morning Show," broadcast Monday, Harris said there was "no floor" for Trump.
27% : The Pew poll indicted abortion is a politically strong issue for her, with voters favoring her by 11 points over Trump to "make good decisions about abortion policy.
24% : The prime example is President Biden's disastrous showing in his June 27 clash with Trump in Atlanta -- a debacle that set off the chain of events that resulted in Harris becoming the Democratic nominee.
21% : "Just as importantly, Harris, a former prosecutor almost 20 years younger than Trump, can be expected to perform far more strongly on the debate stage than Biden managed to do in the June 27 clash.
18% : In a social media post Saturday, Trump suggested anyone who "CHEATED" in this year's election could be prosecuted and given "long term prison sentences."
16% : Still, Trump has been hitting Harris hard on the campaign trail.

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