VP Harris urges younger generation to vote, saying it is 'rightly impatient for change'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : "Harris and Trump have been frequent visitors to Michigan with only about a week of campaigning left.
51% : At one point when some of those in attendance started to interrupt her, she said, "We all want this war to end as soon as possible and get the hostages out and I will do everything in my power as president to make it so."Much of the 25-minute-long speech, for which she was introduced by her vice presidential running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, revolved around Harris' plans to lower costs and help small businesses and first-time homebuyers as well as her arguments that Trump, who is running for reelection after losing to President Joe Biden in 2020, would put in place tariffs that amount to a national sales tax and implement other parts of an agenda that at least one research group in Washington says could hasten a cut to Social Security benefits.
50% : Piper said that while doing volunteer work on the U-M campus in the last few days, she has encountered several young white men who gleefully express their support for Trump and are derisive of Harris' candidacy.
34% : Harris said that while she considers Trump an "unserious person," she added that "the consequences of his becoming president again are brutally serious.""So much is on the line in this election," she said.
30% : She spoke briefly to a small crowd of supporters at the end of the tour, touted her support for unions and blasted Trump as a foe to labor.
26% : Ann Arbor resident Candace Bramson, a research physician with a pharmaceutical company, said she follows politics closely and watched the convention speech Harris delivered, her debate with Trump, and has followed many other public addresses she has made.
24% : She expressed confidence that she'll defeat Trump.
19% : Polls show a near deadlock between Trump and Harris, both in Michigan and across the U.S.Responding to Harris' visit to Michigan on Monday, Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley said Harris was trying to "gaslight" people about her "dangerously liberal agenda" and noted that most Michigan voters believe Trump is "better suited to tackle the economy.
6% : At Hemlock Semiconductor, where Harris met with workers and delivered brief remarks, she referenced Trump's criticism of the bipartisan bill and said when Trump was president "he sold advanced chips to China that helped them with their agenda to modernize their military.

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