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Kamala Harris's Rising Traction and the 2024 Election Landscape

(L To R) "Founder and President of the Hicks Evaluation Group" Fred Hicks "The Rashad Richey Morning Show" Host Dr. Rashad Richey
(L To R) "Founder and President of the Hicks Evaluation Group" Fred Hicks "The Rashad Richey Morning Show" Host Dr. Rashad Richey
Fred Hicks, RR Productions

In a recent interview on The Rashad Richey Morning Show, CEO of HEG Solutions and renowned political strategist, Fredrick Hicks shared a detailed analysis of the latest polling trends and their implications for the 2024 presidential election.

Mr. Hicks discussed a recent poll indicating that Vice President Kamala Harris is leading former President Donald Trump among voters aged 18 to 39, with Vice President Harris garnering 57% support compared to Trump's 37%. Mr. Hicks described this trend as a positive development for the Democratic Party, reflecting increasing engagement from younger voters.


The conversation then turned to key swing states, including Arizona, North Carolina, Georgia, and Nevada. Mr. Hicks noted that recent polls show a split in these battleground states: Trump leads in Georgia and Nevada, while Vice President Harris is ahead in Arizona and North Carolina.

Mr. Hicks provided insight into the historical significance of swing states, explaining that their outcomes often determine the overall election result. He pointed out that recent polls from the New York Times and others have shown Vice President Harris closing the gap with Trump, particularly after President Joe Biden's decision not to seek re-election.

Regarding the upcoming Democratic National Convention (DNC), Mr. Hicks anticipated a boost in support for Vice President Harris. He explained that conventions typically generate increased enthusiasm and support for the candidate, which Harris's campaign is expected to leverage effectively.

In contrast, Mr. Hicks criticized the Republican campaign's strategy, noting its heavy reliance on traditional media and significant ad buys, such as the $23 million investment in Georgia. He suggested that Harris's campaign, with its focus on digital media and grassroots efforts, might have a more enduring impact.

The interview also addressed Georgia's pivotal role in the election. Mr. Hicks predicted that the state would remain a key battleground due to its recent history of closely contested races and significant financial contributions from both parties.

To listen to the full interview, click the link above.

Dr. Rashad Richey, host of the award-winning 'Rashad Richey Morning Show' on News & Talk 1380 – WAOK/V-103FM (HD3) (Weekdays 7am -10am)