Campaigns that are clearly but not overwhelmingly ahead almost always try to frame their races as being neck and neck to discourage complacency. Their statement wouldn't be technically inaccurate as long as their numbers aren't as good as the polls showing the best numbers for Harris have been.
Campaigns that are clearly but not overwhelmingly ahead almost always try to frame their races as being neck and neck to discourage complacency. Their statement wouldn't be technically inaccurate as long as their numbers aren't as good as the polls showing the best numbers for Harris have been.
Campaigns that are clearly but not overwhelmingly ahead almost always try to frame their races as being neck and neck to discourage complacency. Their statement wouldn't be technically inaccurate as long as their numbers aren't as good as the polls showing the best numbers for Harris have been.
Exactly.