Harris' latest endorsements are breaking down party walls
It’s no secret that the 2024 presidential election is shaping up to be the most politically polarized race in a generation. Record numbers of voters now identify firmly with one of the two major political parties, and fewer voters than ever tell pollsters they can be persuaded away from their chosen candidate.
Despite persistent, sharp ideological divides appearing in poll after poll, what if voters are actually more persuadable than they seem?
Last week provided the best evidence yet that Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign isn’t just firing up Democratic voters—it’s also breaking down partisan walls in ways the pundit class never predicted. From Fortune 500 CEOs and law enforcement leaders to former Republican Vice President Dick Cheney, the Harris campaign is proving it’s never too late to play the persuasion game.