The Harris campaign chair, Jen O’Malley Dillon, recently spoke during the “Unite for America” livestream event hosted by Oprah Winfrey, highlighting the current state of the presidential race. O’Malley Dillon emphasized that with 47 days left until the election, the race remains tightly contested.
She pointed out that despite growing enthusiasm for Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz, the campaign is still in a margin-of-error race. O’Malley Dillon specifically mentioned Michigan as a state where the race is tied.
Looking at polling data from Pennsylvania, there is no clear leader in this crucial state. Vice President Harris is averaging 49% support, while former President Donald Trump is at 47%. Similar trends are seen in other national polls, indicating a close race.
O’Malley Dillon stressed that battleground states are all tied, underscoring the need for a collective effort to secure the necessary 270 electoral votes. The campaign's focus is on mobilizing voters ahead of the election.
She outlined the key strategies, including registering more people, mobilizing voters to turn out, and persuading those who are still undecided about Vice President Harris and her vision for the future.
