Let's delve further into our PBS news NPR Marist poll that was released today.

The top line with just over a month to go until election day, the presidential race is still

neck and neck.

Our political correspondent Lisa Desjardin is here to break

down more of the findings. Good to see you Lisa. All right so just a month out.

How is the race looking? First of all I know viewers sometimes and all of us are

hesitant about polls but there are important trends to look at when you look at this race overall

It's essentially a dead heat so as we know I'm know with polling what's important is the trend line So let's look at the trend here.

You look at Harris's support since she entered the race that's in blue

over Trump's support in red.

You can see how close they have been this entire time.

She has been ahead.

Both of them have gained a little bit. That is because a few

voters have been deciding. Some for him, some for her. But if you look at that

difference, it's slight and look at the margin of error, just 3.7 percent. And if you look at the margin of error just 3.7% and if you look at across all of the

trend line that means this has been a tie virtually this entire time just

a few moments here and there where Harris has been above that margin of error.

Fascinating.

Well let me ask you about something we covered earlier this week that was in the vice

presidential debate.

J.D. Vance at the time was asked and refused to say that former President Trump had lost the

20 election.

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