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change. as you noted, it's cooler today. in fact by four degrees in napa and san francisco right now thanan carlg may not last very long, though. right now we're looking at bright skies a temperature of 66 degrees here in the city, 68 in oakland, redwood city and 61 at half moon bay. nice view at the golden gate there, where skies are mainly blue, but we see a few clouds off in the distance.r 70s at livermore, concord and fairfield. so that's our mildest region, but not quite warm yet, although warmth is on the way. these are our forecast headlines. the next few days we'll have a taste of autumn warmth with a of a warming tred that will last about or and

temperatures drop a few degrees. so let's take a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. notice the warmth over the next four days going into saturday. once again mid 80s and our next four days and upper 70s around thunbay and that cooling will carry us into the middle of next week. >> kristen. very you. okay. up next, your voice, your vote andw big of a threat is misinforma

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election interference than it was in 2020. that's ind and the interference comes as early voting is in full swing in nearly every state. today, former president trump and their surrogates are stumping for votes in seven key swing states, as they will likely do from now until election day. day of eary in-person voting in battleground barack obama to bolster support for the top of the ticket. >> our team is r is off the campaign trail today,

instead sitting down for two televion attacks about her intelligence. >> i think she's grossly incompetent her name is harris.o the hell is ha their ballots. >> of course, we won't know for another couple of weeks who people actually voted for, but we into the early voting advantage that democrats had four years he cordero, abc news, washington. >> meantime, polls show the between harris and trump is now

less than graph. it shows harris leading in one state,e bit troubling for harris is that, as we mentioned, things have moved recently in trump's direction in toe now to talk about what moved this means is paul mitchell, vice president of california based political data, inc. paul, nice to have you on today. thanks for havg me some of thesl polls showing a shift towards trump, i think only the marist poll shows harris up this week. what is going on? >> well, reversion to thet mebean. i think kamala harris hd some really good bumps in polling, especially from the political environment , like we've said so my me it's incredibly polarized. and this is be the

closest presidential race in modern polling. uh- where we go of weeks, both campaigns trying to tighten whether or not each of theessage entire two weeks to try to stay on their points rather than kind of diverting off into side projects. right. is actually dug into after the election cycle. it's real easy right now to sit h you what was wrong in 2016 or wherth were errors in 2020. pollsters right now are doing a lot ofontraditional methods meaning like text message polling is really big this electio the survey. to be.l

comes back and it's 5050 and all the polls ey include enough minoritye, did college students in their samples? those are the kind reau know, decide where this election goes relative to the polling. >> right off, usually by several direction. right. you mentioned 2016, 2020. i read something about, hey, if they are as wrong this time as they were in 2016, actually, they would have won. or if they were as off as they were in 2020, they would have won. like explain that to us, please. >> sure. so the 2020 polling was really off. it had biden winning by ten points. he

2020 was a weird election. we were all in covid lockdowns trying to figure out what the electorate was going to be. quo, better, but it was critically wrong in a few swing states. and the of seeing a hillary clinton victory, which was, you know, modeled out to be ab so to most, 2016 polling seems like the really worst polling we've ever had. but 2020 was actually worse. one good note the 2022 midterm election polling was some of the best polling they got. the more more senate races and house races right. and governor's races than ever before. >> i see so peopl shouldn't look at this or listen to this and say, okay, this means the real situation. the r do is they say unscrew the polls. so if you think that

rather than like unscrewing the polls or trying to use the, out there knocking doors, making phone calls, bngt way to get through these last couple of weeks for those who are really anxious. okay, so you're talking about turnout. >> and that's something the candidates talk about a lot as well, especially are the ones who are still yimayb to get maybe some, you know, the kamala harris campaign right now. seems like they're trying to get somef little bitt her. trump is trying to get some of the black and latino, couch g

and returning their ballot or i, those white rural voters more, you know, minority voters, renters, college students, getting them to the polling place and off the couch is goinf course. equally important is no. the dems control the senate and the republicans control the house. is there any evidence that might change? >> i mean, the data suggests that's going to flip. the most likely outcome of all the election statistics, republicano win back the senate. that seems pretty assured, given where the senatethe house right now is modeled to be

leaning democratic. the democrats are going to pick up seats, particularly here in california and new york. and that if democrats pick up those seats, then they will control thehat means whether kamala harris is president or donald trump. if kamala harris wins, rht now, all the polling suggests democrats should take the house. all right. >> what other data are you pceas the earlys d graphs to show hown prior election cycles. soha some

people can get a little over their skis, sometimes saying, oh my gosh, at this point in the we had over 3 million ballots in. we're only at 2 million now. what does es is going to move thectory ont voters in key states michigan, pennsylvania, uh. and then there will be also correlation, maybe between movement in georgia and north carolina. and of course, as we know, as californians, nevada and arizona, if those voters move in one direction, it's likely both states would move in the same direc you're

almost as likely to have a situation where trump wins. all sen of t it's kind of like the super bowl. you don't actually know unt t me. >> stick with abc seven news for election coverage. we have

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