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hold on I was like am I going crazy?

Like there's definitely.

I'm Gailin Druk.

What do the early stages of a reshaped 2024 campaign look like?

And actually, is it fair to call the race reshaped from a data perspective?

I'm going to talk about it today.

In the time since we last gathered on Sunday, Vice President

Harris has secured the endorsement of just about every power player in the Democratic

Party and has racked up enough commitments from state delegates that if they vote

accordingly in the roll call, she will be the Democratic nominee. She also

raised a record-setting amount of money, $100 million in just 36 hours. So what does a Trump-Harriss

race look like? It's still early days, but we do have the first poll since Harris's ascendancy was formalized.

We're going to look at those.

We'll also look at how Americans view the candidates more broadly.

The H factor has been flipped on its head,

but what about feelings on the issues and

we'll also look at whether all of this has frustrated the coalitions that

Biden and Trump were forming. To do that we're going to do a good or bad use of polling bonanza.

We've got three different polling examples that get at some of these key questions.

And here with me, to do it all, is Senior Researcher Mary Radcliffe.

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