Sara Dorn is a news reporter at Forbes. She covers politics with a particular emphasis on elections and Capitol Hill, focusing on topics such as the 2024 Elections and voter dynamics. Sara's work has been featured in City & State, Forbes Middle East, Cigalah Group, Forbes Australia, Forbes, NewsBreak, and Forbes Africa.
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Topline The swing state race between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris is effectively tied, with the final
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Harris leads by one point in a four-way race, consistent with the two previous Forbes/HarrisX polls.
By: Sara Dorn
Most polls indicate a tight race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.
By: Sara Dorn
Topline Vice President Kamala Harris will eke out a narrow win against former President Donald Trump in the crucial swing state, veteran
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Here's when the winner of the 2024 election could become clear as Harris and Trump compete in swing states.
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Votes tallied on Election Day tend to favor Republicans in a phenomenon known as the "red mirage," while a so-called blue shift occurs as Democrats make gains in post-...
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Trump and Harris are polling within single digits of each other in key states like Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan and Wisconsin.
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The House would select the president and the Senate would pick the vice president.
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If polls are off by just two points in favor of one candidate, they could win by a landslide.
By: Sara Dorn Antonio Pequeño IV
Topline The swing state race between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris is effectively a tossup, with the final
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