From New York Times, I'm Michael Bobaro. This is the daily.

Voting is officially underway in Minnesota.

There are just four weeks left until election day,

and polls show that the race between

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump is the closest in a generation.

It is so good to be back in Wisconsin.

Michigan we're gonna bring back your car industry.

So I gathered three of my colleagues who are covering the campaign,

Shane Goldmacher, Maggie Haberman, and Nate Cohn,

to make sense of the major events of the past week that could change that math

Thousands of dock workers are on strike.

Israeli missiles striking near the heart of Beirut.

Ever before seen evidence in special prosecutor Jack Smith's election case against

former President Donald Trump, and to explore the last minute strategies that both campaigns are hoping might tip the scales.

It's Friday, October 4th. So, welcome back to the three of you, the same cast as our last roundtable, which as you

remember was the first historic roundtable, which as you remember was the first historic

roundtable.

inaugural.

Yeah, so this is the second historical unprecedented.

Yeah.

Shane Golmacher, Naid Kone, Maggie Hammerman, appreciate you guys being here.

Thanks for having us.

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