Top headline: Vox
Bottom headline: New York Times
Although the economy remains the No. 1 issue for voters, a growing share of voters in swing states now say abortion is central to their decision this fall, according to New York Times/Siena College polls earlier this month. This represents an increase since May, when President Joe Biden was still the Democratic presidential nominee. And by a wide margin, more say they trust Vice President Kamala Harris over former President Donald J. Trump to handle abortion.
Plenty of crow to go around.
2024
Andrew Powell. (8/28)
Jason Whitlock. (8/28)
Sam. (6/7)
Jonathan Turley, (5/30)
Paul Rosenzweig. (5/30)
Gregory Wallance. (5/30)
William Cooper. (5/30)
Andrew Clyde. (2/21)
Elise Stefanik. (2/21)
Clay Travis. (1/31)
2023
Hayden Ludwig. (11/1)
Pras Subramanian. (10/30)
Frank Luntz. (1/7)
2022
Charles Bullock III. (12/9)
Chris Matthews. (11/16)
Holly Otterbein, Dan Sena. (11/16)
Daniel McCarthy. (11/13)
Kevin McCarthy. (11/13)
Mike Pence. (11/12)
Dana Hall McCain. (11/11)
Shane Goldmacher. (11/10)
Paging Lisa Lerer, Elizabeth Dias. (11/10)
Bloomberg editors. (11/10)
Bloomberg editors. (11/10)
Ramesh Ponnuru. (11/10)
Pollsters and pundits. (11/8)
