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Hispanic and African American weakness is a function of a memory of the Trump economy being better" subheadline="<span class="btArticleCategories"><a href="https://www.northstaropinion.com/category/economy/" class="btArticleCategory economy">Economy</a><a href="https://www.northstaropinion.com/category/hispanic-voters/" class="btArticleCategory hispanic-voters">Hispanic Voters</a><a href="https://www.northstaropinion.com/category/whit-ayres/" class="btArticleCategory whit-ayres">Whit Ayres</a><a href="https://www.northstaropinion.com/category/working-class-voters/" class="btArticleCategory working-class-voters">Working Class Voters</a></span><span class="btArticleDate">November 1, 2024</span>" font="" font_weight="" font_size="" color_scheme="" color="" align="" url="https://www.northstaropinion.com/harris-hispanic-and-african-american-weakness-is-a-function-of-a-memory-of-the-trump-economy-being-better/" target="_self" html_tag="h2" size="large" dash="" el_id="" el_class="" el_style="" supertitle_position="outside" ignore_fe_editor="true"]

However, the Republican pollster Whit Ayres told me that he is seeing the same divergence between slipping non-white support and steady white backing for Harris in his surveys—and he sees good reasons for that pattern potentially persisting through Election Day. “The Hispanic and African American weakness [for Harris] is a function of a memory of...

Whit Ayres spoke with The Morning Dispatch newsletter about polling and weighting results: Whit Ayres, the president of North Star Research, told TMD that any adjustments, whether based on class, party, or previous vote, that try to account for these voters are necessarily unproven. “There’s no question that a nonresponse bias, which is simply a...

reinforces the people already on his side, and doesn&#8217;t persuade anyone else.&#8221;" subheadline="<span class="btArticleCategories"><a href="https://www.northstaropinion.com/category/disaster-response/" class="btArticleCategory disaster-response">Disaster Response</a><a href="https://www.northstaropinion.com/category/natural-disasters/" class="btArticleCategory natural-disasters">Natural Disasters</a><a href="https://www.northstaropinion.com/category/presidential-contest-issues/" class="btArticleCategory presidential-contest-issues">Presidential Contest</a><a href="https://www.northstaropinion.com/category/whit-ayres/" class="btArticleCategory whit-ayres">Whit Ayres</a></span><span class="btArticleDate">October 9, 2024</span>" font="" font_weight="" font_size="" color_scheme="" color="" align="" url="https://www.northstaropinion.com/false-information-reinforces-the-people-already-on-his-side-and-doesnt-persuade-anyone-else/" target="_self" html_tag="h2" size="large" dash="" el_id="" el_class="" el_style="" supertitle_position="outside" ignore_fe_editor="true"]

Whit Ayres spoke with The Hill regarding false claims about the hurricane response: “The most effective messages are those that have the benefit of being true. When you have Republicans directly [contradicting] Trump’s argument, like Gov. Kemp, all it does is reinforce the people who are already on his side and doesn’t persuade anyone else...

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