1/ Which voters are worth watching this election? Here’s who our editors and writers have had their eyes on.
2/ The Democrats might need higher-than-ever Latino turnout to help Joe Biden secure a win, but many Latino communities struggling during the pandemic felt overlooked by the former vice president’s campaign, @realcpaz wrote in September. theatlantic.com/politics/archi…
3/ And in their efforts to win over Latinos, @realcpaz writes, many liberals have overlooked the key reasons Donald Trump might appeal to the demographic. theatlantic.com/politics/archi…
4/ Trump, meanwhile, has placed his chances in the hands of rural white voters, even as portions of that base have since recoiled, @RussellBerman reports. theatlantic.com/politics/archi…
5/ The Catholic vote could be a close call—including in Pennsylvania, @emmaogreen reports. Joe Biden’s wholesome presentation is cultivated to appeal to his childhood neighbors, a Catholic voting bloc in a state that could determine the election.
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6/ The Biden campaign’s final days were also spent making a final pitch to Black men. “Although Black women have often been called ‘the backbone of the Democratic Party,’ Black men have not been reliably Democratic in such large numbers,” @adamhsays writes.theatlantic.com/politics/archi…
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