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Nate Silver's Forecast: Harris Narrowly Leading Trump in Election Polls

 
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Pollster Nate Silver's latest forecast shows Harris edging past Trump.

a man in a suit looks frustrated as he stares at a computer screen displaying election poll numbers. he appears to be a political analyst studying the latest data on the presidential race between two prominent candidates.

Polling and data guru Nate Silver updated his prediction to “toss up” two days after he said former President Trump was electorally favored. This shift comes as Vice President Harris has now taken a slight lead against Trump ahead of the presidential election in November, according to data published by Silver's election model. This marks the first time since the model launched that Harris is leading Trump in the polls.

Trump's campaign seems to be faltering as he continues to struggle with messaging and public perception. Nate Silver slammed FiveThirtyEight, the website he founded back in 2008, for suspending their presidential forecast, suspecting external interference. It appears that Trump's support is waning, while Harris is gaining momentum.

Kamala Harris leads Donald Trump by 1.4 points according to Nate Silver's new poll. The Vice President could name her running mate soon, further solidifying her position as a front-runner in the race. Climate activist and feminist icon Jane Fonda has even endorsed Harris, adding to her growing support base.

Trump's decline in the polls can be attributed to his inability to stay on message. He continues to suffer from Foot-In-Mouth-Disease, causing public opinion to turn against him. Despite his past electoral victory, Nate Silver's forecast now shows Vice President Harris narrowly leading Trump for the first time.

As the election draws nearer, the competition between Harris and Trump intensifies. Polling analyst Nate Silver has changed his prediction from a Trump victory to a “toss-up,” indicating a close race ahead. The White House is up for grabs, and both candidates are vying for the support of the American people.

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