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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal this is Potomac Watch.

The 2024 election is three weeks away, and where does it stand as Kamala Harris's progress stalled?

And is Donald Trump ahead in the battleground states.

What about the House and the Senate?

We'll break down the horse race three weeks out

and whether you should simply ignore the polls for the rest of this campaign for the sake of your sanity.

Welcome, I'm Paul Gee Go, Wall Street Journal opinion page editor, and I'm here with the Kim Strassal and Kyle Peterson.

So let's take stock here of where we stand in the horse race,

presidential on the real clear politics polling average.

Kamala Harris leads Donald Trump narrowly 48.9% to 47.2.

That's a composite of all recent polls.

But in the seven main battleground states that just about everybody says

will determine the winner, Donald Trump leads in six in the real clear averages,

albeit narrowly the the exception, Wisconsin, where Harris leads by 0.3%,

which is essentially a tie, as the others are all a tie as well as they are one percentage point or less

advantage for Trump in those battlegrounds. The race in short and those polling

surveys is essentially tied. Nonetheless this wouldn't be an election campaign without spin,

so both campaigns issued dueling interpretations of where the race stands over the weekend,

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