All articles tagged with #voter perception
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Politico
The article criticizes Democrats for chasing political fantasies and outsider candidates instead of focusing on pragmatic strategies to win elections, emphasizing the importance of electing capable candidates over seeking inspirational figures, and warning against the dangers of personality cults in politics.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Guardian
Oliver Hall reflects on his experience trying to persuade US voters to support Kamala Harris over Donald Trump, highlighting key reasons for Harris's loss. Voters were swayed by Trump's economic messaging despite rising inflation, and Harris faced criticism from both ends of the political spectrum. Gender bias also played a significant role, with many voters doubting America's readiness for a female president. Ultimately, Trump's influence and appeal proved too strong, overshadowing Harris's campaign efforts.