Trump says he’s winning. Harris says she could lose. But polls show a dead heat. Aspiring members of Donald Trump’s potential second administration gathered Thursday at Washington’s Royal Sands Social Club — a bar designed to resemble the state of Florida — for a fundraiser that felt like a victory party.

U.S. Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and former Republican President Donald Trump are tied across seven battleground states that could decide the November presidential election, a Wall Street Journal opinion poll showed on Friday.

Vice President Harris is deemed more likable than her Republican opponent by voters, but former President Trump has an edge over Harris when it comes to leadership qualities, a survey published Thursday found.