Allies of Harris warn: Polls are too optimistic

ChainCatcher news reports that the founder of a major external spending organization supporting Harris's campaign for the U.S. presidency claims that their own polling is not as "optimistic" as other polls suggest, and warns that Democrats face much fiercer competition in swing states. McLean, the chairman of the Harris Super PAC "Future Forward," stated that the committee has raised hundreds of millions of dollars to support Harris in the election on November 5.

"Our data is far from as optimistic as what you see in public," said McLean, who rarely speaks publicly. McLean noted that in the organization's analysis, Pennsylvania remains the most critical state, referring to this campaign as a "coin toss." Harris must win one of the three states: Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Georgia, to take the White House. McLean stated that the competition is as fierce as ever. (Jinshi)