The race for the White House between Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump remains extremely close in the latest national polls. With less than a week until Election Day, both candidates are making final appeals to voters and visiting key swing states. Harris maintains a slight lead over Trump in the polls, with Harris holding a rally in Washington D.C. and then traveling to Pennsylvania and North Carolina for campaign events, including a concert with Mumford & Sons. Trump held a rally in Pennsylvania and is scheduled to hold rallies in North Carolina and Wisconsin, accompanied by Brett Favre. A recent TIPP poll showed Harris leading Trump by one percentage point, while a SurveyUSA/WRAL poll in North Carolina showed them tied. CNN polls in Arizona and Nevada also show the candidates neck and neck. As Election Day approaches, more voters are opting to vote early or by mail. It is important to keep in mind the margin of error in polling results, as it indicates the accuracy of the survey in reflecting the entire population. The majority of pollsters have adjusted their methods since previous elections where Trump’s performance was underestimated. The closely contested race indicates that the outcome of the election remains uncertain and both candidates are working hard to secure votes in key states.
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