Harris has maintained a lead of two-to-three points in national polling since mid-August, despite presidential and vice-presidential debates, encouraging jobs data, an interest rate cut, escalating international crises and a devastating hurricane.
NEW YORK - Kamala Harris and Donald Trump exchanged barbs over the airwaves Tuesday as they reached out to the few remaining undecided voters in the final stretch of an election seen as one of the closest in modern US history.
Poll-watchers expect the stalemate to break only in the last couple of weeks before election day on 5 November, as the small fraction of wavering Americans who will decide the election break one way or the other.The new poll gave Trump the edge on who is the stronger leader but, crucially, revealed that registered voters see Harris as the change candidate.
There are more than 200 former officials from past Republican presidents George W. Bush and George H.W. Bush, as well as officials tied to Republican heavyweights John McCain and Mitt Romney, who have endorsed her, Harris said. Trump, who was on a blitz of several media organisations, then criticised Harris in an interview on right-wing network Newsmax over her plans to pay for her agenda, telling viewers:"You don't tax the rich... the rich pay most of the tax in the country."
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