the subtle difference. The survey –

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris have roughly equal approval ratings in the states that will determine the outcome of the next presidential election. A new poll by Bloomberg and Morning Consult shows Trump with a 47 percent approval rating and Harris with a 48 percent approval rating in key states. The poll shows Harris with a significant lead over Trump in Michigan (11 percentage points) and a two-point lead in Nevada, Arizona, and Wisconsin. Trump, on the other hand, has a four-point lead in Pennsylvania and a two-point lead in North Carolina. Both candidates have a 47 percent approval rating in Georgia. The poll, conducted July 24-28, surveyed 4,973 registered voters, with a margin of error of one percentage point.

Meanwhile, during a rally in a packed arena in Atlanta, US Vice President Kamala Harris, the next official candidate for the presidential elections, said that, if elected, she will show Donald Trump “what real leadership looks like”. “We have a battle ahead of us,” she added, “the momentum in this race is shifting and there are signs that Donald Trump is feeling it”. The current number two to President Joe Biden also spoke out on Israel’s retaliation in Beirut. Israel “has the right to defend itself”, she stressed, commenting on the raid carried out by the Israel Defense Forces in Lebanon. “What we know in particular,” Harris added, “is that (Israel) has the right to defend itself against a terrorist organization, and that’s exactly what Hamas is”.