These late-deciding voters could swing the election: From the Politics Desk

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : And it was true in 2020, when the pandemic and debates played an oversize role in the election featuring Trump and Joe Biden.
53% : There was former Trump chief of staff John Kelly saying Trump praised Adolf Hitler while in office.
42% : One of the sets of questions the poll will be asking is about whether voters have changed their minds between Trump and Harris in the last few weeks -- and if so, why?Stay tuned for the results on Sunday.
39% : Plus, Trump and his team embrace RFK Jr.'s vaccine skepticism, and why every controversial comment and verbal gaffe could matter in a close race.
24% : They feel conflicted, especially about Trump, with cross-pressures on different policies and their impressions of the candidates pulling them in opposite directions.
22% : Late-deciding voters broke for Trump in 2020 and 2016, with some analysts and strategists in both campaigns crediting them for electing Trump eight years ago.
19% : One said they plan to vote for Trump, another that they are likely to vote for Harris, and another plans to not vote at all.
18% : And on Thursday night, Trump used violent rhetoric when talking about one of his foremost Republican critics, former Rep. Liz Cheney.

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