Why Kamala Harris is going all-in on North Carolina Win here, and she probably wins everywhere. The race in the state is suddenly close

Thomas herself left Texas for the cooler climate, lower living costs and an added political bonus: the chance to vote in a swing state. North Carolina is a coin-toss state in a coin-toss election, and if that coin lands on the blue side, Harris could roll to victory, with an expanded path to an elec...

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Published inCBC News
Main Authors Panetta, Alexander, Simpson, Katie
Format Newsletter
LanguageEnglish
Published Toronto Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 14.09.2024
Subjects
Biden, Joseph R Jr
Election results
Harris, Kamala
Obama, Barack
Political campaigns
Political parties
Presidential elections
State elections
Volunteers
Voter behavior
Voters
North Carolina
United States > US
Texas
South Carolina
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Summary:Thomas herself left Texas for the cooler climate, lower living costs and an added political bonus: the chance to vote in a swing state. North Carolina is a coin-toss state in a coin-toss election, and if that coin lands on the blue side, Harris could roll to victory, with an expanded path to an electoral college win that may not require Pennsylvania or Arizona. "A bit of a crap shoot," is how the Democrats' chair in Buncombe County, Kathie Kline, describes this year's race. Don't tell me my grocery bill is better. After she lost a close state legislative race four years ago, she started a group aimed at registering Black voters.