It is the first time either Harris or Trump have cracked the 50% mark in Pennsylvania. In Quinnipiac’s August poll of Pennsylvanians, Harris led Trump 48% to 45%. Besides Pennsylvania, Quinnipiac has Harris leading 50% to 45% in Michigan and 48% to 47% in Wisconsin, two other battleground states.

Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris has caught up to Republican rival Donald Trump on the question of which of them is more trusted when it comes to handling the U.S. economy, according to a new Morning Consult report.

Trump fundraiser John Paulson told Fox Business that he'll sell stocks, move to cash, and buy gold if Kamala Harris' capital-gains tax goes through.

Bettors on the crypto-based betting platform Polymarket now predict Harris has a 52% chance of winning the election—up around 2 points in the past 24 hours—compared to Trump’s 46%. This is a major swing in favor of Harris compared to last week,

Vice President Kamala Harris closed the gap. Voters have routinely told pollsters the economy is top of mind regarding this year’s election. It’s an issue that former President Donald Trump dominated.

According to RealClearPolitics, Vice President Kamala Harris is now a favorite to beat former President Donald Trump in November's election. And while the numbers are still close, she's starting to put some distance between herself and Trump,

Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris received no boost nationally — or in the critical state of Pennsylvania — following last week’s debate against Donald Trump and remains neck-and-neck with her GOP opponent,

A new poll shows a tight race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump in key swing states.