It's still neck-and-neck in most polls Jim, including battleground states. Harris has all the momentum but there's a long way to go. These are the latest national polls:
Rasmussen is always the odd one out. I can't remember their methodology in detail but from memory they try to account for silent voters which they reckon lean republican. Their claim to fame was that they got the 2016 election right. But, since then they got every other election wrong. Anyhow, their polls tend to favour republicans hence the discrepancy.
Another thing to note is that during the primaries Trump underperformed the polls. If this happens again in the general election it could bump Harris' numbers up by another two or three points.
