Polling shows no significant shifts in battleground states; results are within margin of error.
They recall a strong economy under Trump but have concerns about his character and divisiveness.
By emphasizing her commitment to improving lives and highlighting Trump's potential threats.
They are concerned about economic security and future opportunities, similar to other voters.
It's a toss-up, with some movement toward Trump among non-white voters but not among white voters.
Non-college white voters are declining, while college whites and people of color are increasing.
They have seen significant counter-mobilization against Trumpism and demographic shifts favoring Democrats.
Potential erosion of support due to economic discontent and cultural issues.
The question of whether Trump poses a risk the country can't afford and the mobilization of anti-MAGA voters.
Kamala Harris’s lead pollster, David Binder, sits down with Dan Pfeiffer to explain how the the campaign is looking at undecided voters, Harris’s gains with Republican women, and why Gen Z men are in the spotlight. Then, The Atlantic’s Ron Brownstein dives into the big demographic shifts defining 2024, from widening gender gaps to key trends in swing states.
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