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 Trump v Harris live: Trump speaks in Michigan as Harris and ex-president clash over hot mics at debate?

 

  Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are clashing over the rules for their upcoming debate on September 10, particularly regarding whether their microphones should be live at all times or muted when not speaking. The Harris campaign favors live mics, hoping to catch Trump off guard, while Trump's team prefers the muted mic approach agreed upon in a previous debate with Joe Biden. Trump himself has expressed mixed feelings, hinting at a willingness to have the mics on but emphasizing that previous rules should apply​

 Trump or Harris ahead?

As of now, polling shows a tight race between Trump and Harris, with both candidates vying for an edge in key battleground states. The debates, including their ongoing disagreements over the format, are expected to play a significant role in shaping voter opinions. While Trump has a strong base, Harris is working to consolidate support among Democrats and undecided voters. The race remains highly competitive, with no clear frontrunner. The upcoming debate on September 10 could be a pivotal moment in the campaign.

Who leads in Michigan?

In Michigan, Kamala Harris currently leads Donald Trump by 4 percentage points among likely voters. This advantage is part of a broader trend across key battleground states like Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, where Harris has also gained the upper hand. Her support is particularly strong among women, younger voters, Black voters, and those with a college education. However, Trump continues to maintain an edge on issues like the economy and immigration

Next Michigan polls?

The next Michigan polls are expected to be released in early September, closer to the upcoming presidential debate on September 10. Polling agencies typically provide updates every few weeks, especially in battleground states like Michigan. The new polls will likely reflect any shifts in voter sentiment following recent campaign events and ongoing debates between the candidates. Keep an eye on major polling organizations such as Siena College, YouGov, and local Michigan-based polls for the latest updates.