What we know (and don't) about Kamala Harris's economic plan

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

34% : Trump has sketched out less detail on healthcare issues, but in his economic speech Wednesday in North Carolina he said that he wouldn't necessarily seek to repeal the 2010 Affordable Care Act -- as he did in his first term in office -- but would only reform if a better plan emerges.
28% : "For his part, Trump has often discussed opening new federal lands to development as a way to bring down housing costs.
26% : The speech is an attempt by the campaign to keep its political momentum going, with a focus on kitchen table issues and everyday costs -- which poll highly among key swing state voters -- after Harris has moved into a neck and neck race with Trump ahead of next week's Democratic National Convention in Chicago.

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