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Close fight in the trenches: A look at the ground game in the presidential race Original
Harris and Trump are fighting to parity in voter contacts. ByGary Langer and Jared Sousa October 15, 2024, 6:01 AM A narrow edge in voter contact by Kamala Harris' campaign at the national level fades to parity in the battleground states -- but Harris has been doing more to turn her contacts into voter assistance, an ABC News/Ipsos poll finds. Three weeks before Election Day, and with early voting underway in more than 40 states, the level of political outreach is vast.
Hispanic people favor Harris, but with opportunities for Trump: ANALYSIS Original
Hispanics prefer Harris by an average of 9 percentage points across 11 issues. ByJared Sousa and Gary Langer Racial and ethnic groups divide sharply in trust to handle key issues in the 2024 presidential election, with Hispanic Americans a group to watch. While they prefer Kamala Harris over Donald Trump on most issues, her advantage with them is more tenuous than among other people of color.
Starbucks sales are slumping. Is it a bellwether for the economy?
(NEW YORK) -- Starbucks shares have plummeted more than 17% in value since the company revealed a sales slump in an earnings report last week. “The brand is incredibly resilient, but it’s clearly not business as usual,” former CEO Howard Schultz said in a post on LinkedIn on Sunday. The coffee giant is viewed by many analysts as a bellwether for consumer spending, which accounts for nearly three-quarters of the nation’s economic activity.
Interest rates may stay high for longer. Here’s what it means for the 2024 election.
(NEW YORK) -- At the start of 2024, the economy appeared to deliver just about everything President Joe Biden could want: falling inflation, robust growth and a forecast of interest rate cuts at the Federal Reserve that might send economic output even higher. Since then, however, the sunny outlook has darkened. Inflation has proven stubborn and output has slowed. Perhaps most notably, the Fed has cast doubt over whether rate cuts will arrive after all.
More people support than oppose a TikTok ban; frequent users, young adults push back: POLL Original
Young adults and frequent users push back against the federal government forcing a sale of TikTok or banning the social media app in the United States, but older adults, infrequent users and nonusers are on board, resulting in a tilt toward support for action, according to a new ABC News/Ipsos poll. Overall, 51% in this ABC News/Ipsos poll say the U.S. government should try to force a sale of the popular app; 46% say it should not.
More people support than oppose a TikTok ban; frequent users, young adults push back: POLL
NEW YORK — Young adults and frequent users push back against the federal government forcing a sale of TikTok or banning the social media app in the United States, but older adults, infrequent users and nonusers are on board, resulting in a tilt toward support for action, according to a new ABC News/Ipsos poll. Overall, 51% in this ABC News/Ipsos poll say the U.S. government should try to force a sale of the popular app; 46% say it should not.
Challenges for Trump and Biden emerge even as both cruise: Exit polls
Even as they cruised toward nomination, Super Tuesday exit poll results showed challenges for Joe Biden and Donald Trump alike, including broad, substantive gaps between Trump and Nikki Haley voters -- raising questions of how Trump, if the nominee, can bridge them come November. In a riposte to Trump, 51% of Haley voters in Virginia and 50% in North Carolina said they approve of Biden’s work as president, as did 30% in California.
Trump, Biden show signs of weakness with independents in 3 big states: Preliminary exit polls Original
Preliminary Super Tuesday exit poll results show weaknesses for Joe Biden and Donald Trump alike among independent voters while also raising questions about the extent to which supporters of Nikki Haley would turn out for Trump in November if he beats her for the Republican presidential nomination.
South Carolina Republicans see Trump as more electable, more fit than Haley: Preliminary exit polling
South Carolina Republican voters broadly see former President Donald Trump as more electable than former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, prefer him to handle the economy and border security alike and are more apt to say they'd be satisfied with him as their party's nominee -- all signaling Haley's challenges in her home-state GOP primary on Saturday, preliminary exit poll results show. Voters also prefer Trump to handle the economy over Haley, 70-28%, and border security, 73-25%.
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