State of the race: Five takeaways from the US election this week
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Where do the candidates stand in the polls? We’ll break it down, along with major updates from the campaign trail.
With the United States presidential election just over three weeks away, the campaigns of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are going into overdrive, with last-minute appeals to voters.
Need a quick breakdown of the week’s biggest political news? Look no further.
We’ll get you up to speed with five key takeaways from the past seven days and an overview of where the candidates stand in the polls.
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