'Tightest race since 2000': Harris-Trump showdown hits final stretch until Election Day

Saturday marks one month to go until Election Day on November 5.

As the presidential campaign enters the home stretch, it remains a margin-of-error race nationally and in the seven key battleground states likely to determine the winner of the election between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Trump.

Both national party chairs are confident of their chances.

"We’re playing offense right now," Republican National Committee chair Michael Whatley said in a Fox News Digital interview earlier this week. "We feel very, very good about the map."

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His counterpart, Democratic National Committee chair Jaime Harrison told reporters on Friday that "the enthusiasm is palatable in our party."

But Harrison emphasized that "we know that this election will come down to the margins, and we’re not taking any vote for granted."

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Since replacing President Biden atop the Democrats' 2024 ticket in mid-July, Harris has enjoyed a wave of momentum and enjoyed a surge in fundraising. In the all-important cash dash, Harris and the DNC appear to hold a large advantage over Trump and the RNC.

And that's helped bolster what was already a very impressive ground game organizational advantage the Democrats held over the Republicans.

"We started laying the foundation well before 2024 by investing in our ground game," Harrison highlighted. "We have been on the ground since the earliest days of this campaign getting our message out."

The DNC chair touted that there are "more than 312 coordinated offices across the battleground states," with "over 2,000 coordinated staff…doing the hard work on the ground."

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