The majority of suburban woman in four swing states are skeptical about Vice President Kamala Harris' ability to handle the economy, according to a new poll first obtained by The Washington Examiner.
The survey, conducted by the Place America First super PAC, found that at the same time 72% of suburban women say the economy is their top priority, an almost identical number, 70%, say Harris lacks "viable solutions" for the economy compared to former President Donald Trump.
The poll also showed Trump gaining ground among key voting demographics with 65% of English-speaking Hispanics saying they were more inclined to vote for Trump and 67% of veterans saying Trump would be better at issues affecting veterans than Harris.
The survey was conducted using artificial-intelligence powered agents with calls made through the use of "cutting-edge AI models designed to mobilize voters and dominate the electoral battleground in key swing states," according to the outlet.
The Examiner reported that the poll was conducted shortly after the debate between Harris and Trump and consisted of calls made to 50,000 randomly selected voters in Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. No margin of error was reported by the outlet.
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