Recent polls indicate that Vice President Kamala Harris is either leading or tied with former President Donald Trump in six of the seven critical battleground states: Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. This represents a notable shift, particularly in North Carolina, where Trump previously enjoyed a substantial lead.
In Nevada, Trump retains a narrow advantage. New voter registration figures from two key swing states suggest that Harris’s campaign has successfully mobilized potential Democratic voters.
Additionally, Democrats received a boost with new data showing U.S. inflation fell below 3 percent in July. This drop is expected to strengthen the case for a Federal Reserve rate cut in mid-September, potentially enhancing economic sentiment in the U.S. under President Biden as the November election approaches.
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