In what’s expected to be one of the closest presidential elections in our nation’s history, many Americans are fired up ahead of November 5.
As Vice President Harris campaigns against former President Trump, both candidates continue making their case to the American people. Part of this involves taking shots at the policies and records of the opposition.
Fresh off a media blitz this week, Harris is releasing new ads, painting Trump as dangerous and unfit for a second term. The former president, on the other hand, argues America will be in dire straits if Harris becomes the next commander in chief.
In this year’s election, 40% of Americans are projected to vote early. Though this is more likely among Democrats and Independents than Republicans. Older Americans have also shown a stronger propensity for voting in person, while younger people are more amenable to casting mail ballots.
As the vice president hits the campaign trails with running mate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, a new poll shows her leading Trump with suburban voters.
What suburban Americans make of Harris vs. Trump
While 47% of this key demographic favors the vice president, 41% is throwing their support behind Trump. Findings from Reuters and Ipsos confirm that voters in households of $50,000 to $100,000 in yearly earnings also back Harris over Trump by four points.
