Harris is focusing on optimism and unity to appeal to undecided voters and emphasize her message of bringing down costs, which has tested well among a narrow sliver of voters.
The appearance projected confidence and optimism, potentially boosting support among those already leaning towards Harris, and was viewed by 9.3 million people on YouTube.
Trump focused on grievances, openly fantasized about violence against political opponents and journalists, and expressed regret over leaving the White House, reflecting his anger and fatigue.
Seltzer's poll, considered one of the best in the business, showed a surprising 47-44 lead for Harris in Iowa, a state Trump won by eight points in 2020, suggesting a surge among older and independent women voters.
The campaign highlighted the importance of candidates, the impact of abortion as a central issue, the complete takeover of the Republican Party by Trump, and the existence of a pro-freedom, pro-democracy, economically populist coalition.
After a surprise appearance on Saturday Night Live, Kamala Harris closes on optimism, unity, and lower prices—while Trump fantasizes about reporters getting murdered and says he regrets leaving office after losing reelection. With just one day to go, Jon, Lovett, and Tommy sort through the latest from the trail and the final batch of high-quality polls, including a stunning result from Ann Selzer in Iowa showing Harris up three points in a deep-red state. Then, the guys reflect on what we've already learned from the campaign—regardless of the outcome.