Trump targets hardcore partisans, Harris goes after moderates: Inside the campaign's final sprint - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Trump also went to Coachella, California, and will host a rally at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Sunday -- both in heavily Democratic states but where the related media attention and online content would surely reach swing-state voters.
54% : As the 2024 presidential contest speeds to its conclusion on Nov. 5, Harris and Trump are embracing wildly different strategies to energize the coalitions they need to win.
51% : He didn't vote in 2016, but voted for Trump in 2020.
48% : "Trump is speaking largely to his loyal Republican base at the expense of moderate voters, especially suburban women.
47% : Nicolette Milholin, 45, of Mont Clare, Pennsylvania, said she considered herself a political independent until Trump was elected in 2016.
44% : "Trump's team has also created viral moments in non-political settings like his trip to McDonald's on Sunday, part of an extended campaign to cast doubt on Harris' work history at the fast-food franchise.
40% : Trump has also rejected recent opportunities to speak to more traditional audiences, turning down an interview with CBS' popular "60 Minutes" and refusing to debate Harris for a second time unless it was moderated by Fox News, home to several of his favorite conservative hosts.
39% : Harris' team believes that roughly 10% of voters in the battleground states are still persuadable, either because they are truly undecided or because their support for Trump is soft.
35% : Trump has kept an aggressive schedule.
31% : Trump, a former president, has vowed to fight for the working class as well.
30% : Harris is scheduled to visit Houston for an event Friday with women who have been affected by the state's ban on all abortions, which took effect after the Supreme Court, including three justices nominated by Trump, overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022.
22% : More than Trump, she is going after Republican women who may have supported rival Nikki Haley in this year's GOP primary and are dissatisfied with the former president.

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