11/1/24: FINAL POLLS Show Kamala Movement In Blue Wall, Trump Calls Out Liz Cheney
Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar
Deep Dive
Why are the final polls showing movement in Kamala Harris' favor in the Blue Wall states?
Polls indicate Kamala Harris is up in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, potentially due to strong suburban support and high enthusiasm among Democrats.
Why did Trump call out Liz Cheney in his recent comments?
Trump criticized Liz Cheney for not endorsing him and called her a 'radical war hawk,' suggesting she lacks real-world experience with war.
Why are some pollsters criticized for their methods in this election?
Pollsters are accused of adjusting results to avoid being wrong, leading to many polls showing a tied race rather than reflecting true variability.
Why is there a focus on early voting turnout in rural areas?
High early voting turnout in rural areas indicates strong enthusiasm among Republican voters, which could be crucial for Trump's chances.
Why might Kamala Harris' path to victory be through the Sun Belt states?
Harris could win by securing key states like North Carolina and Nevada, leveraging strong support in more suburban and diverse areas.
Why is there skepticism about the accuracy of betting markets in predicting the election outcome?
Betting markets have shown significant shifts, potentially due to irrational exuberance and large bets, making them less reliable than traditional polls.
Why might Trump's comments about Liz Cheney be problematic for his campaign?
His comments could alienate suburban women voters who respect Liz Cheney and are concerned about decorum and violent rhetoric.
- Polls are showing a tight race, with Kamala Harris leading in some key states.
- Trump is making gains in rural areas, but the suburbs remain a critical battleground.
- The team debates the accuracy of the polls and the potential for a surprise outcome.
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