Vice President Kamala Harris urges massive ‘too big to rig’ voter turnout for midterms
Summary
Former Vice President Kamala Harris urged Democrats to generate a “too big to rig” voter turnout as the midterm elections approach, citing frustration with President Trump’s low approval ratings and describing him as “callous, corrupt and incompetent.” Harris toured seven states, ending with a two‑day visit to Georgia, and warned that a massive turnout could thwart any attempts to interfere with the vote. Recent polls show Democrats leading Republicans by about seven points nationally.
Why it matters
A high turnout could shape control of Congress, affecting legislation on issues like election security, economic policy, and social programs. Democrats see a surge as a chance to counter President Trump’s influence, while Republicans argue that poll‑driven expectations may underestimate GOP voter enthusiasm and stress the need for election integrity safeguards.
Sources (7)
- Poll: Voters demand change and a check on Trump, fueling a steep Democratic midterm advantage NBC News
- How Trump’s Approval Rating Has Changed in Final Weeks Before Midterms Newsweek
- Midterm voters reveal what's driving them to the polls — but what they're voting against may matter more Fox News
- Kamala Harris urges a ‘too big to rig’ turnout for the midterms and tees off on Trump Breitbart
- Pollster: Republicans Will Outperform Expectations RedState
- Kamala Harris urges a 'too big to rig' turnout for the midterms and tees off on Trump Newsday
- Hillary Clinton & Kamala Harris Call To Target Trump, His Admin Plus Supporters The Gateway Pundit