Closing Arguments: Is The 2024 Election Really the Nail-Biter Polls Say It Is?

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Created: 04 Nov, 2024
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In the latest episode of the Foward Podcast, Foward Party Founder Andrew Yang and his former presidential campaign manager, Zach Graumann, talk about the final days going into a presidential election polls have long shown to be a toss-up.

Is there anything that has moved the needle for former President Donald Trump or Vice President Kamala Harris?

Here is the episode description:

"Andrew and Zach sit down to discuss the high stakes 2024 election and the intense lead-up to Election Day. They analyze potential outcomes, how Trump and Kamala Harris resonate with voters, and the crucial impact of campaign messaging and ground game. Why does this election feel like a true coin flip? What could the results mean for America’s future?"

Check out the full conversation above.

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