Staff Reports
A substantial majority of suburban women are losing confidence in Vice President Kamala Harris’s economic savvy, which is shaping up to be a defining issue in the upcoming 2024 election. A survey by the Place America First super PAC reveals that 72% of suburban women consider the economy a top priority, and a staggering 70% believe Harris has no real solutions in her economic playbook—compared to the golden proposals of former President Donald Trump.
This discontent among suburban women isn’t an isolated phenomenon. It seems to coincide with a broader trend of Trump gaining traction among other significant voting demographics like English-speaking Hispanics and veterans. Over 65% of surveyed Hispanic voters express a preference for Trump over Harris, while a whopping 67% of veterans believe that Trump would be far more effective in addressing their concerns than the current vice president. Clearly, the man who once had a solid grasp of the economy and military issues still has plenty of support.
Majority of suburban women in swing states say Harris lacks ‘viable solutions’ for economy: Poll https://t.co/k2po7yJsJI
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) September 25, 2024
The poll follows the first debate featuring Trump and Harris and surveyed 50,000 randomly selected voters from key swing states such as Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. Conducted through the latest gimmicks of technology, AI-powered agents were employed to reach out to voters. Apparently, these high-tech bots were developed to ensure that voter outreach is as efficient and persuasive as possible. Who knew that robots would become the new campaign strategists?
Just as Harris’s team might be breathing a sigh of relief following some positive post-debate polling, they will likely be unnerved by this survey, which paints a stark picture of suburban women’s opinions. While other polls might show a fleeting upswing for Harris, they’re on shaky ground. Most recent numbers from mainstream sources like the New York Times and Siena College show Trump leading in crucial battleground states. The election is a long way out, but the signs are becoming clearer—Harris is stumbling, and Trump might just be hitting his stride.
In the midst of all this polling chaos, the data points to some pivotal outcomes for the presidential race. Harris may be ahead in Pennsylvania—for now—but states like Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina show a notable favoring towards Trump. The stakes couldn’t be higher, and the turnout among suburban women frustrated with Harris’s economic mishaps could very well make or break the election. The question is not just whether Harris can reclaim lost ground, but whether she can win over the voters she seems to be losing by the minute.
