Women in Iowa, particularly those over 65 and independent women, are supporting Kamala Harris due to the state's six-week abortion ban, which they oppose. This issue has driven a significant shift in support towards Harris, with women turning out at a rate of two to one in her favor.
Some critics argue that Harris' use of celebrity endorsements, such as a star-studded concert in Philadelphia, could alienate non-elite voters. This mirrors concerns raised during Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign about the effectiveness of such events.
Trump's lateness to rallies is partly due to his focus on retail politics, spending extra time with attendees to maximize engagement. This approach, while effective, often leads to delays in his schedule.
The Madison Square Garden rally, where Trump's supporters made controversial statements, may have highlighted the extremism of his inner circle, causing unease among voters who were previously immune to Trump's rhetoric.
In states like Nevada and New Hampshire, the Democratic machinery, including unions and organized labor, plays a crucial role in mobilizing voters. This machinery can significantly impact voter turnout and election results, often favoring Democratic candidates.
Republicans in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin may oppose early ballot processing to create a delay, allowing time for potential legal challenges and claims of election fraud, which could benefit their candidate, Donald Trump.
The Supreme Court's rejection of the Republican emergency appeal against provisional ballots in Pennsylvania ensures that thousands of ballots will be counted, potentially affecting the tight race in the state.
Why are women in Iowa coming out in support of Harris? Has Harris made a mistake using celebrity endorsements? Why is Trump so late to his rallies? Join Katty and Anthony as they answer all this and more on this episode of The Rest Is Politics US.
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