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The battle for swing states is tied. Politics editor Aaron Zittner breaks down the

results from our latest poll. Trump leads by 10 and 11 points on the economy and on inflation and by about 16 on handling

immigration and border security.

And yet, we see all these states as tied. Plus Iran sends back channel threats to US allies in the Middle East and

Elon Musk unveiled Tesla's driverless robot taxi. It's Friday October 11th. I'm Kate Bullervant for the Wall Street Journal filling in for Luke Vargas.

And here is the AM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories moving your world today.

Voters in the nation's seven battleground states are divided almost evenly over which candidate should lead the nation.

That's according to a new journal poll which found that the race in every one of those states and therefore

the presidential election is too close to call.

My colleague Anthony Banzi spoke to journal politics editor Aaron Zittner about what these battles are being fought over.

This poll shows the presidential race in the seven swing states and every single one of the seven swing states to be really, really

tight.

We surveyed seven states and in none of them can we say that either Vice President Kamala Harris or Donald Trump has a clear lead.

We can tell you that in four of these states, Harris is getting more support in our poll than

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