Tonnie Boston, a Black woman from Milwaukee, worries America might not be ready to elect a president who looks like her. The poll found the race between Harris and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump essentially tied, with Trump up 2 percentage points in a head-to-head. But she said Harris has an opportunity to offset any drop-off in support from white men by adding more women, including white women, to her coalition than Biden might have. Gail Gray, 47, of Milwaukee, who is a vice principal at a kindergarten through eighth-grade school, said she is confident America is ready for a Black woman as president. "LaTanya Evans, a Black woman from suburban Milwaukee, said she plans to vote for Trump because she views Democrats as opposed to her evangelical Christian views.

Source: Wall Street Journal July 27, 2024 09:29 UTC