Harris urges Black churchgoers to vote against 'chaos, fear, and hate' - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

30% : "Our strength is not based on who we put down as some would try to and suggest," she said, referring to Trump at her second stop in Jonesboro.
27% : "Senator Raphael G. Warnock, Democrat of Georgia, who spoke before Harris at Divine Faith Ministries, said he didn't believe that large numbers of Black men would end up casting a ballot for Trump.
20% : She criticized Trump for appointing three justices who helped overturn Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that protected abortion rights.
17% : Many Black men have been frustrated by the economic pain caused by inflation during the Biden administration and disappointed by Democrats' inability to deliver on their promises to enact criminal justice reform and rein in police misconduct.
12% : [Trump] said 'I stand by what I said,'" he added, referring to Trump's insistence that the initial suspects in a notorious 1980s rape case are guilty, despite evidence that exonerated them.

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