Top pollster identifies the moment that could cost Kamala Harris the election as 'everything froze'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : "I think at this moment, in terms of committed, Trump has the advantage," he said.
57% : A week ago, Trump was at 52, and three weeks ago, Harris was in the lead with a 58-in-100 chance.
42% : As of Friday, 538's polling analysis gave Trump a 53-in-100 chance of winning the election versus 47 out of 100 for Harris.
41% : In one of them, the Wall Street Journal's poll gave Trump a 2% advantage over Harris, a shift from August when Harris led by 2%.
41% : In the other, a poll from the Financial Times and the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business found that 44% of voters said they would trust Trump with the economy, while 43% said they would trust Harris, marking another reversal from earlier.
35% : Meanwhile, a New York Times and Siena College poll released Friday showed a 48%-48% tie, with Trump erasing Harris's prior 2% lead.
33% : But in recent weeks, it has sharpened attacks on Trump, including dire warnings on the threat he could pose to American democracy, which was a centerpiece of President Joe Biden's campaign before he dropped out.
25% : She is less well defined, and if she continues just to define this race as 'vote against Trump,' she's going to stay where she is now and she may lose.
23% : "In fact, two major presidential polls released in recent days show Trump gaining a slight edge over Harris with less than two week to go until Election Day.

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