Trump Reverses National Polls... "Chances of Election Golden Cross"

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With only 17 days left before the U.S. presidential election, a tally has begun to show that Trump's approval rating has begun to outpace Harris.

Harris has defended herself by holding back-to-back campaign events in rival states, but Trump's rise is tingling.

This is Washington correspondent Kwon Jun-ki.

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Harris rushed to Michigan, a rival state that recently allowed Trump to pursue, and continued her push.

In a stronger tone, he stressed the need to prevent Trump from coming back to power.

[CAMALA HARRIS / VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES] Anyone who ignores the United States Constitution should never have the privilege of standing behind the office of the President of the United States again. I'll never do it again.]

Trump also visited Michigan and slammed Harris' immigration policies from the airport.

Harris' policy failure has led to a flood of foreign criminals, he said.

[Donald Trump / Former U.S. President] Harris has allowed at least 20 million immigrants into our country. Most of them are murderers, drug dealers, and terrorists.]

The New York Times compiled various polls and found that Harris tied Trump 48 to 48 percent in Michigan, where she was leading throughout.

At least in national approval ratings, the flow of Harris's dominance within the margin of error has begun to break.

Starting with Fox News, the results of the survey began to show Trump leading by 1-2%p.

Nate Silver, a tweezers statistician in the presidential election, analyzed that Trump achieved a golden cross in the calculation of the probability of winning the election.

Harris' chances of winning, which had been in the ascendancy since mid-September, have been reversed by Trump.

Harris campaign more aggressive, informing supporters of catch-up poll results,
The
Trump camp is confident of winning the election, saying it could wipe out seven competing states if current trends continue.

This is YTN Kwon Jun-ki from Washington.

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