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A swing state study
Clayton Collins
Wrestling with issues of class and race, and with a predominantly rural makeup, North Carolina is in some ways a microcosm of the United States, Simon Montlake reports today. For dueling candidates in a presidential race, the state is also a major test of earned trust with voters within some key demographic groups.
We begin today’s Daily with the latest of our on-the-ground swing state reports. (We’re on top of developments on the Korean Peninsula, too – a lot of buzz at our morning meeting.)
