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On behalf of the Voter Participation Center and Women’s Voices Women Vote Action Fund, Democracy Corps conducted live dial-meter testing of the 2019 State of the Union address among the Rising American Electorate, white working-class women, and white college women. [1] Here are some of the key findings in advance of our full report:
The level of engagement is at levels we have never seen before.In advance of President Trump’s State of the Union address tonight, Page Gardner, founder of the Voter Participation Center, released the following statement:
“Today, as President Trump addresses the American public, the Rising American Electorate (RAE) is listening. Now comprising 62 percent of the voting-eligible public, this demographic – made up of unmarried women, young people, and communities of color – will play an important role in deciding the 2020 elections and determining Trump’s chances at re-election.
