Kamala Harris and Trump in Tight Presidential Race

Residents of the Baltic States show strong support for Kamala Harris as the next U.S. president, with 53% in Estonia, 46% in Latvia, and 70% in Lithuania favoring her over Donald Trump, reflecting an alignment with Democratic values in the region. Conversely, national polling in the U.S. presents a tight race, with Harris at 50% and Trump at 47%, indicating a competitive landscape as Election Day approaches. Senior adviser David Plouffe criticized public polling as unreliable, suggesting they often misrepresent the actual electoral landscape. Recent polls indicate a shift in public perception of Harris, with her positive ratings declining significantly, now paralleling Trump's standings. Analysts point to Harris's ties to the current administration and its unpopularity as factors affecting her campaign's momentum. As the election nears, both candidates remain closely matched in key battleground states, emphasizing the unpredictable nature of the upcoming election.