'Red Dawn conservatives' and 'Dobbs dads': Democrats aim to peel off voters

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : "The Republican primary elections showed a small but significant minority refusing to embrace Trump and his "America first" foreign policy.
54% : Harris and Trump have spent the past week travelling in swing states such as Georgia, Michigan and Wisconsin.
40% : Trump was narrowly ahead in Wisconsin, North Carolina and Arizona.
40% : About half of them voted for Trump.
38% : "Abortion proved a winning issue for Democrats in elections in 2022 and 2023.
36% : The latest swing state surveys by Emerson College Polling and the Hill found Harris had a slight edge over Trump in Michigan, Georgia and Nevada and the candidates tied in Pennsylvania.
29% : "From an electoral standpoint, it isn't about probably getting them to vote for Harris as much as it is to get them to disqualify Trump.
27% : "Trump saying [Russian leader Vladimir]
24% : Sensing the political danger, Trump has sought to assure voters he would not seek a national ban and to distance himself from Project 2025.
24% : "Some of the Lincoln Project's most successful ads in the 2022 midterms targeted "Red Dawn conservatives" in battleground states, focusing on how Trump was siding with Putin against Ukraine.
17% : Olson observed: "You see Trump trying to back away from Dobbs.

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