Vice President Kamala Harris is struggling with young voters in the battleground state of Arizona on Election Day.
Although young voters voted for Joe Biden in record numbers in Arizona in 2020, Kamala Harris appears to be struggling to replicate his performance, and Democratic strategists say Trump They worry that the former president's efforts to reach that voting base may have paid off, especially among Latinos.
“And while Ms. Harris faces similar challenges to young voters across the country, including Michigan, nowhere is that challenge more evident than in the West, where young Latinos alone account for more than 40 percent of the new electorate.” No,” he said. politiko.
“Recent polls show that some young voters of other races who say they vote for Democrats are not supporting Harris; new york times“The Siena College poll shows Trump leading Harris by 5 points in Arizona, but Democratic Senate candidate Ruben Gallego has a 7 point lead over Republican Senate candidate Kari Lake.” he added.
Jacob Marson, executive director of Keep Arizona Blue, said many young voters feel disenfranchised and have no enthusiasm for either Trump or Harris. Ta.
“They're disenfranchised by the political system. They don't care about the candidates,” Merson said. “They've been told a lot of things, but they don't see any changes in their lives.”
As Breitbart News recently reported, Kamala Harris also appears to be in trouble in Michigan, where Arab-American voters are beginning to doubt her candidacy.
of new york times profiled The sudden split between Michigan's Arab and Muslim voters was highlighted by Kamala Harris, a voting bloc of 300,000 people in the battleground state.
“Four years ago, President Biden won Michigan with strong support from many Americans. But interviews this weekend with voters, activists, and community leaders in the Detroit area showed that the Democratic ticket “This suggests that support for the United States is not simply declining among Arab Americans and Muslims.” times. “In some areas, it's all but gone.”
