Don't mention Trump - how Republicans try to sway women voters

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : It's a pivotal voting bloc Trump narrowly won in his first presidential race but has struggled to appeal to since.
38% : Ms Conway is concerned about "sky-high" housing interest rates and said Trump might make the economy "a lot less complicated".
37% : Trump is courting young - especially black and Hispanic - men while Democrats are working to attract female voters motivated by the overturning of Roe v Wade, a landmark Supreme Court ruling that had enshrined the constitutional right to an abortion.
34% : Local Republicans say they wish Trump would adopt a similar approach against Vice-President Harris, whose campaign has been powered by female voters since she replaced Joe Biden at the top of the ticket in July.
26% : It has some Republicans worried about whether Trump can reverse the trend, Ms Soucek said.
9% : But as Ms Soucek lays out her case for the Republican presidential candidate, she avoids mentioning the latest spate of controversial remarks Trump has made, including personal attacks on Democratic challenger Kamala Harris.

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