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Politics: 5 stories from this week

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October 26, 2024

Here are some stories you might have missed this week, curated by Times editors and personalized for you.

A dot plot showing the percentage of likely voters that would vote for Donald Trump and Kamala Harris if the election were held today. Forty-eight percent of likely voters said they would vote for Kamala Harris, and 48 percent said they would vote for Donald Trump.

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Harris and Trump Deadlocked to the End, Final Times/Siena National Poll Finds

The electorate has rarely seemed so evenly divided. The latest New York Times/Siena College poll found Harris and Trump tied 48 to 48.

By Adam Nagourney and Ruth Igielnik

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Harris Calls Trump a Fascist: 6 Takeaways From Her CNN Town Hall

Entering new rhetorical territory, the vice president turned even unrelated questions into attacks on Donald Trump as she offered long, winding answers to questions from voters.

By Reid J. Epstein and Lisa Lerer

Portraits of Donald Trump and Joe Rogan.

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6 Takeaways From Donald Trump's 3-Hour Podcast With Joe Rogan

The former president repeated his debunked claims of election fraud and speculated that there could be life on Mars in an interview aimed at young male voters.

By Michael Gold, Tim Balk and Simon J. Levien

Bill Gates, wearing a dark-blue sweater over a light-blue shirt, looks to the side.

Calla Kessler for The New York Times

Bill Gates Privately Says He Has Backed Harris With $50 Million Donation

Mr. Gates said in a statement to The Times that "this election is different," reflecting a significant change in his political strategy.

By Theodore Schleifer

Kamala Harris talking into microphone onstage at a town hall, with the backs of seated audience members visible in the foreground.

Erin Schaff/The New York Times

As Harris Courts Republicans, the Left Grows Wary and Alienated

The vice president's tack to the right, support for Israel in the Gaza war and incremental policy proposals have alienated progressives and raised worries about waning liberal energy.

By Nicholas Nehamas and Erica L. Green

2024

Keep Up With the 2024 Election

The presidential election is 10 days away. Here's our guide to the run-up to Election Day.

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Lily Boyce

Trump's and Harris's Possible Paths to 270

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The New York Times

Early Voting Has Started. Here's What to Watch.

Map highlighting the most competitive states and districts in the presidential race.

The New York Times

Tracking the Swing States for Harris and Trump

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Election 2024 Polls: Harris vs. Trump

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