Over the weekend we got some voicenotes from the field from our friends @ashleyrallison @Esosa_Osa @rashadrobinson @MauriceWFP. Fuel yourself with some quick words of wisdom for the final push. LISTEN:

Just a few hours out and there’s little new to say about a close race, so we decided to look back across these three months to tackle a deeper question: . Why is this close?. READ MORE:

RT @ABpartnersco: Here are the facts. No Democratic candidate has won the White House with a majority of white voters since LBJ. That wa….

RT @ABpartnersco: @KamalaHarris @keithboykin @nytimes @TheDemocrats @WorkingFamilies @CareInActionUS @HigherHeights @voteblackpac @votingwh….

RT @andre_banks: Winning Black votes (and thus elections) expecting Black leaders to be the foot soliders but not the creatives and strateg….

@KamalaHarris @keithboykin @nytimes @TheDemocrats @WorkingFamilies @CareInActionUS @HigherHeights @voteblackpac @votingwhileblk @BlackVotersMtr + We must rediscover the ART of messaging to Black men. That is, speaking to the Aspiration, Respect and Trust of Black men all over the country – from Detroit and Madison to Raleigh and Atlanta. Read more:

@KamalaHarris @keithboykin @nytimes @TheDemocrats This is the moment to move money – fast. Donors large and small tend to forget about incredible groups like @WorkingFamilies @CareInActionUS @HigherHeights @voteblackpac @votingwhileblk @BlackVotersMtr and more who will reach MILLIONS of Black voters in the days before Nov 5

@KamalaHarris @keithboykin @nytimes But we must make every minute count. In the next 20 days, @TheDemocrats need extreme focus, discipline, and – most importantly – a willingness to rethink the old playbook.

@KamalaHarris As @keithboykin explains, the panic over the weekend following the @nytimes-Siena poll showing Black voters drifting away from the Dems may have been misplaced.

@KamalaHarris Black voters have been decisive in presidential elections FOR YEARS and will continue to be so. (like we've been saying 🤓).

Here are the facts. No Democratic candidate has won the White House with a majority of white voters since LBJ. That was the year @KamalaHarris was born.

Harris showing up all over Black media, Obama catching heat for seemingly talking down to Black men, and a policy agenda to legalize weed and protect crypto. it has been A WEEK for Black men 😅. So how will they vote? Well that depends.

It’s easy to assume all voters of color are with Kamala on all issues (the political establishment does it every day 🙄). But on the topic of immigration, working class men of color actually back Trump. It might be an uncomfortable truth but Harris-Walz ignore it at their peril.

One of the biggest gender gaps we've found among working class voters of color is on the topic of inflation. Harris-Walz has more to do to convince men of color on their ability to bring down inflation. Read more:

Our biweekly tracking poll for the NewWorld Election Report bears out that the gender gap extents to all communities – including working class voters of color. Closing this gap is a real opportunity for Tim Walz tonight. #VPDebate2024 . Here's the data:

Closing this gap is an opportunity for the Harris-Walz campaign. As we explained recently, just a 1% boost in the voting patterns of Black voters alone could be decisive.

The gender gap is real – and it exists among BIPOC voters too. Our polling for the NewWorld Election Report shows that men of color are not quite all in for Kamala as the way their sisters and mothers and wives and girlfriends are.

Tonight, Tim Walz – a white midwesterner with rural American roots – has a challenge: can he convince men of color, with their diverse opinions and backgrounds, that the woman at the top of the ticket should be the next President of the United States? #VPDebate

As we gear up for the #VPDebate, take 5 mins to listen to the dulcet tones of @andre_banks round up the week for the NewWorld Election Report ✨ . Find us on Substack:

Harris's "Opportunity Economy" still hasn't convinced key voters of color that she can help them make ends meet. Is there a better populist message that unites most voters of color ? Our recent survey says. yes! . Check out the full report