‘Going to be close’: No clear favourite has emerged between Trump and Harris

Former Labor senator Graham Richardson says there are “weaknesses” with both presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.

“You can’t say that either one of them is so good that the other one’s out of the contest,” Mr Richardson told Sky News Australia.

“So it’s going to be close all the way in America.”

[Opinionsrnotfacts]

Let's not forget - the polls are taken with registered voters who state their intentions of who they would vote for. However, not all registered voters go to the polls. These polls are meaningless.

[warrenbetz]

I'm from American Trump is what Americans want .

[shannonwilson]

It's 90/10 Trump. Anything else is just lies

[galarius]

It isn’t close, he is up by about 20% in reality world

[Edwarddiaz]

A clear favorite has emerged, it's always been Trump. What youbget from the media can't be trusted

[Dean]

Your so-called election expert should take a look at how the Electoral College is shaping up. All models are predicting Trump in a landslide.

[UniversalPatriots]

The fact that this election is even close makes me lose all hope for this nation .

[chrissyjones-major]

Cut the lies! Trump is miles ahead and it’s not close. What a stupid statement and interview!

[corinthians-]

Not even close if the media was honest.

[seaworldsocialartslecturer]

It's not even close but making us think so makes it easier to dodge up. And with 600 million dollar bills if you question it puts it in the bag

[nocancelcultureaccepted]

I wonder if Draft King and Fan Dual have odds for this election. I’d have my money on President Trump.

[eddyc]

It's gonna be a funny debate 😂 Maga 2024

[RedStatesPovertyWatch]

Donald Trump's trade wars with China resulted in a U.S. trade deficit of $679 billion. In Donald Trump's mind, increasing the cost of imported goods while decreasing exports due to trade retaliation will lead to American prosperity. During Donald Trump's presidency, the U.S. economy contracted at the fastest rate since 1946. The unemployment rate reached 14.7%, the highest since the Great Depression. The national debt increased 40.43%. The buying power of the U.S. dollar declined 11%.