Pollster Frank Luntz said Tuesday that Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential race will be doomed if she focuses solely on attacking former President Donald Trump.
As the campaign draws to a close, Harris has shifted her message from promoting fun to portraying President Trump as a danger to the United States, The New York Times reported. reported. Luntz argued on CNN News Central that Harris needs to give voters a compelling reason to support her, rather than relying solely on criticism of the former president. (Related: Harris campaign withdraws economic policies for black men days after announcing them)
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“I've been saying that Mr. Trump would be better off saying less, not more, and that he would be more successful if he didn't go on the rants he's been doing in recent weeks. , it would be better if Ms. Harris talked in some detail about exactly what she would do, not what she wants or the goal, but how she will get there,'' Lantz said. “Trump has basically reached the maximum number of votes, and that's enough for him to win.”
“Harris has a high ceiling. I agree with her campaign in that assertion, but until she provides what voters need to know to have faith, confidence, and confidence in her, she will We’re not going to get there,” the pollster added. “What she's doing is a good strategy, but if she's just bashing Donald Trump, I guarantee you it's going to fail.”
Luntz added that what Trump and Harris “said and how they said it” in the final 48 hours of the campaign “will determine” the final vote count.
Trump currently leads Harris in all seven battleground states. According to Convert to average value of RealClear Polling. Journalist Mark Halperin said Tuesday that Trump will be elected on Nov. 5 if the current flow of early voting holds.
“Make no mistake about it, if these numbers hold true in states where we have even a partial understanding of what the data looks like, we'll know on Election Day that Donald Trump will be president,” he said. Ta.
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