On Friday, the US presidential candidates campaigned in the critical Midwestern swing states of Michigan and Wisconsin, aiming to attract voters.
At various rallies, Vice President Kamala Harris criticized former President Donald Trump for his recent remarks suggesting that former Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney, a vocal Trump opponent, should have “guns trained on her.”
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Trump has previously stated that Cheney should face military tribunals.
In response, Trump maintained at his rallies that his “guns” comment was a valid critique of Cheney’s aggressive foreign policy views, arguing that if she advocates for war, she should also bear the consequences.
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According to FiveThirtyEight’s poll tracker, Harris currently leads by 1.3 points nationally, maintaining the same margin for the past week, though this is narrower than her 2.8-point lead from a month ago.
The race is even tighter in crucial swing states that could sway the election outcome.
Key battlegrounds include Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Georgia, Michigan, Arizona, Wisconsin, and Nevada.
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In Michigan, Harris’s lead is roughly 1 point, but she has lost her advantage in Nevada, where Trump is now ahead by 0.4 points.
In Wisconsin, Harris’s lead has increased to 0.8 points, up from 0.6 points on Thursday.
Trump’s lead in Pennsylvania has diminished from 0.7 points to just 0.1 points.
He continues to lead in North Carolina by 1.3 points, Arizona by 2.1 points, and Georgia by 1.5 points.
However, all these margins fall within the polls’ margin of error, indicating a virtual dead heat between the two candidates in the swing states.
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