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Arizona Postcard: A Foreign Reporter Finds The Voter Profile That Would Win It For Harris

A staunch Republican for many years, a pro-life activist and a policeman, Gary Nelson will vote for the Democrats for the first time in his life on Nov. 5. A German reporter finds out how this happened to this Arizona native and fundamentalist Christian?

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Eyes on the U.S. Ideas

How The Polls Got Smarter — And Why We Still Can’t Trust Them

The outcome of the U.S. presidential election hinges on just a few percentage points—and lately, pollsters have often missed the mark. Here’s how they’ve tweaked their models, and why it’s probably not enough.

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Eyes on the U.S. Society

The Most Underrated Topic Of The U.S. Elections: Childcare

The shortage and high cost of childcare is a burden on families in the U.S., from New York to Nevada — and it’s weighing down the nation’s economy. For parents, this election is also about their livelihood.

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Eyes on the U.S. Geopolitics Ideas

Democracy In Crisis: Risks Multiply Inside Everyone’s National Bubble

The current unprecedented political crises in France and the United States — two very different systems and political cultures — have points in common, notably that partisan issues are still taking precedence over the need to rethink the democratic system and its practices.

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