Pennsylvania is key because both candidates are set to deliver their final messages there, and it could be a deciding factor in the election outcome.
The Iowa poll is significant because it shows a three-point lead for Harris in a state Democrats haven't won since 2012, indicating potential late momentum shifts.
Trump is using dark rhetoric, attacking the media, and casting doubts on election results, similar to his tactics in challenging his 2020 loss.
Trump's pressure on Georgia's Secretary of State to find votes mirrored his broader strategy of undermining election integrity and setting the stage for potential challenges to the result.
The poll shows the race is neck and neck in battleground states, with late deciding voters breaking 55% for Harris and 44% for Trump.
The poll is shocking because it shows Harris leading in Iowa, a state that has been reliably red and hasn't voted for a Democrat since 2012.
The 'granny gap' refers to Harris leading among women over 65 by 35 points, a significant shift from Trump's previous leads in this demographic.
The Trump campaign is dismissing the Seltzer poll as inaccurate, despite its historical reliability, and focusing on other polls showing a tighter race.
The Puerto Rican community, angered by Trump's comments about Puerto Rico, could be a decisive factor in Pennsylvania, a state where their votes could swing the election.
Harris' SNL appearance follows a tradition of candidates using the show to humanize themselves, similar to Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine, though Trump had to request equal time due to FCC rules.
Both candidates are set to deliver their final messages in the crucial commonwealth. Meanwhile, a shocking new poll shows Kamala Harris leading in Iowa. Democrats haven't won the Hawkeye state since 2012. And we revisit Harris' surprise cameo on Saturday Night Live.
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