Tonight new polling shows an extremely close presidential race as both

candidates hit the campaign trail what the numbers are telling us about

voters less than seven weeks out. Plus the Republican nominee for governor in North Carolina

vows to continue his campaign after new bombshell reporting. Then Georgia's top

election official is calling out the state election board over changes

that could cause chaos as the 11th hour gets underway on this Thursday night.

Good evening once again. I'm Stephanie Rule live from Los Angeles and we are

now 47 days away from election day and this evening we are going to talk about polls. So let's remember,

polls are not predictive and they're also not perfect. They're far from perfect. But they are

a snapshot of where things stand in the current moment and they can show us where the trends are moving.

Well today we got a wave of new polls both nationally and in the key battleground states where the whole thing is decided and they showed that

well Vice President Harris and Democrats are in the strongest position they have

been in all year this race is still incredibly close in fact nearly all the results from these polls are

within the margin of error. Now it does appear that last week's debate helped the

vice president but not enough to break away from Trump. New polls that focus on the crucial state of Pennsylvania

where it really really matters so that the race is still extremely close there.

Tonight the Vice President was in Detroit Michigan for a live stream town hall event with

Oprah.

The event felt a whole lot like an episode of her talk show.

The two talked with voters about the border, reproductive rights, and Harris's plan for the economy.

And that is where she snuck in a reference to last week's debate.

Part of my plan is to give start up small businesses a $50,000 tax deduction to start up their small business.

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