The DNC Chair Candidates Discuss Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and Winning Latino Voters

Dec 07, 2024 View Original Article
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : "How do Democrats do better with Latino voters, particularly Latino men?While Harris won Latino voters overall, Trump made major inroads with Hispanic voters, especially men, according to AP VoteCast data.
45% : "MARTIN O'MALLEY, former Maryland governor and Social Security administrator: "I don't know.
8% : The 82-year-old incumbent has been criticized for seeking reelection when many Americans were concerned about his age, and he has been accused of not giving Vice President Kamala Harris enough time to distinguish herself against Trump.
5% : "Did Kamala Harris spend too much time with Liz Cheney and courting Republican votes?Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and other progressives argued before and after Election Day that Harris should have focused more on working-class voters and less on Republicans and right-leaning voters disaffected with Trump.

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