The HillCorey Lewandowski returns to Trump campaign in round of staffing hires
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- Politician Portrayal
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36% : The staffing additions come as Trump looks to get his campaign for the White House back on track as Vice President Harris has wiped out his polling lead and built momentum after replacing President Biden atop the ticket.36% : Polling published Wednesday from the nonpartisan Cook Political Report showed Harris narrowly leading Trump in five out of seven battleground states likely to decide November's election: Arizona, Michigan, Wisconsin, North Carolina and Pennsylvania.
35% : Trump led Harris in Nevada, while the candidates were tied in Georgia.
9% : Republicans have for days publicly urged Trump to focus more on policy differences with Harris instead of lobbing personal attacks at the vice president.
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