Why Harris, Trump should both accept GSA's help for transition planning

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : For this election cycle, Stier and Smith Boyd said taking advantage of GSA's resources will be especially crucial, as both Harris and Trump are already far behind where they should be on their presidential transition planning.
56% : Those types of unexpected shifts are exactly why Partnership officials are urging both Harris and Trump to accept the offer of transition planning support and resources from the General Services Administration.
54% : In just the last week or so, Harris and Trump both named their transition team leads to organize and set up the policies and personnel that will step in, depending on who wins the election.
42% : "Time is running short for Harris and Trump to latch onto GSA's help.
25% : "While building the "scaffolding" of an administration, Stier said the tasks are generally the same for both Harris and Trump, but the processes will have significant differences.
6% : On the other hand, Stier said the other worst presidential transition in modern history occurred in 2016 with the move from former President Barack Obama to Trump.

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