Kamala Harris' working-class voter problem

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Now, 58 percent of Teamsters members overall are backing Trump, according to internal polling from the union.
48% : The agreement -- which would restart a reactor at the plant that was closed in 2019 and slated for decommissioning -- comes as major tech companies scramble to secure reliable carbon-free power supplies to run their power-hungry data and artificial intelligence centers.-- House Republicans work to defuse Trump as they defy shutdown demands: House Republicans are typically hesitant to defy Donald Trump.
45% : In Wisconsin this summer, even some factory employees who worked at facilities funded by Biden's policies and visited by the president still told POLITICO they planned on voting for Trump -- they dinged Biden for inflation, even though they themselves received a double-digit raise this year.
25% : The only other time recently came when Harris touted the industrial policies near the end of the debate with Trump.
21% : Trump wanted to use the issue as a cudgel in the final throes of his presidential campaign as he calls the security of elections into question -- an echo of his false claims that Democrats stole the 2020 election.
16% : A recent Midwest swing state poll showed that Harris has nearly closed the "trust gap" with Trump on the question of the economy, whereas Biden had been losing the issue handily.
13% : When President Joe Biden was still in the race, a Teamsters straw poll showed him beating Trump with its union members by 46 to 37 percent.

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