Harris Leans on ‘Normie’ Suburban Republicans in Midwest Tour, as Trump Tries To Recapture 2016 Magic

Early voting data show that turnout this year could meet or even surpass the 2020 result.

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President Trump serves french fries as an employee looks on during a visit to a McDonald's at Feasterville-Trevose, Pennsylvania, Sunday. Doug Mills/The New York Times via AP

With just two weeks to go until the 2024 election, Vice President Harris is not taking any chances with losing the three Midwestern states that cost Democrats the presidency eight years ago. Her plan to lean into support from what some have called “normie” or “non-MAGA” Republicans could very well pay off in suburbia, even as President Trump tries to recapture some of the showmanship magic that helped him win in 2016. 

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