Trump or Harris, who will win? The New Statesman’s US Election Forecast
Our model predicts a very close contest.
ByKamala Harris
US election 2024: why the polls might get it right this time
If Democrat voter turnout is as expected, it's good news for Kamala Harris.
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Kamala Harris is campaigning like a movie star
Unless she learns lessons from the British Labour Party, the vice-president will do little to unite the US behind her.
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Kamala Harris’s flawed centrism
Boasting of Goldman Sachs’ and Dick Cheney’s approval will not win over the working-class voters she needs.
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Kamala Harris performed well last night. Will it shift enough votes for her?
Donald Trump may have alienated some undecided voters. But debates rarely change the entire narrative.
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Kamala Harris made Trump look like a loser
In their first and only debate, she kept her composure and he lost control.
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Why do Democrats covet Taylor Swift’s support?
Seeing the party salivate over celebrity endorsements is uncomfortable viewing.
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The Harris campaign is stalling
Pennsylvania remains the key state for both parties.
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What Americans really think of Britain
Also this week: the deification of Kamala Harris and the cruelty of ageing in the US.
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Kamala Harris wants to Make America Nice Again
The vice president's first sit-down interview of the campaign was light on policy, heavy on politics.
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The lib-pilling of the American left
Kamala Harris’s competence is a relief, not an inspiration.
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Robert F Kennedy Jr and the end of the party
Why former Democrats and once stalwart Republicans are now switching sides.
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Kamala Harris has won Chicago. Can she unite the American left?
The pro-Palestine movement is resurgent – and determined to crash the VP’s coronation.
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The coronation of Kamala Harris
On the final day of the Democratic National Convention, the vice-president gave the party what it wanted: energy.
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The Democratic opportunity
It is not enough for Kamala Harris to reaffirm what she is against. She must also set out a vision…
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The lessons Kamala Harris learned from Hillary Clinton
The vice-president’s campaign isn’t aimed at pleasing liberal feminist columnists.
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Can Kamala Harris end America’s interregnum?
The country is still searching for its first post-neoliberal president.
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The deep history of Tim Walz’s populist roots
Kamala Harris’s running mate hails from a region with a long-running tradition of egalitarian politics.
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The rapid rise of Tim Walz
How Minnesota’s governor went from relative obscurity to Kamala Harris’s running mate.
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What Josh Shapiro means for Gaza
If he's named as Kamala Harris’s running mate, the Pennsylvania governor would be a political choice, not an indication of…
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