Harris, Trump Exchange Barbs in Tight Race

In New Hampshire, a new Emerson College/WHDH poll shows Vice President Kamala Harris leading Donald Trump by a narrow three-point margin, highlighting a more competitive race than expected in the Democrat-leaning state. Economic issues dominate voter concerns, with Trump gaining support among male voters and Harris underperforming among independents compared to President Joe Biden in 2020. The political discourse has intensified, with Harris labeling Trump a 'fascist' and Trump reciprocating by calling Harris a 'communist' and 'fascist,' sparking condemnation from Republican leaders. Both candidates are focusing on key battleground states like Texas, where Harris is campaigning with Beyoncé to address abortion issues, while Trump leverages immigration rhetoric in Arizona. Meanwhile, President Biden plans to visit a Native American reservation in Arizona, apologizing for historical injustices as part of his effort to support Harris' campaign. The heightened rhetoric and focus on pivotal states underscore the contentious nature of the upcoming election.