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But what seemed like a runaway competition between the two quarterbacks through fall camp ended up being “neck and neck” according to Riley.

But if Eagle and Packers fans shared anything, it’s the recognition that Trump and Harris remain neck and neck.

It happened in 2012 when President Obama was running neck and neck with his Republican opponent, Mitt Romney, in the final weeks of the campaign.

With just a week to go until Nov. 5, polls show Harris and Trump are still neck and neck nationwide and in battleground states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, Arizona, Wisconsin and North Carolina.

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North Carolina, Wisconsin and Michigan — all states where both candidates are neck and neck — are home to sizeable Puerto Rican populations.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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