GOP Pollster On Harris Shaking Up The Presidential Race: 'I Haven't Seen Anything Like This'
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Frank Luntz says Vice President Kamala Harris has the “intensity advantage,” while Donald Trump is “committing political suicide.”
Republican pollster Frank Luntz has expressed his amazement at how Vice President Kamala Harris has transformed the Democratic Party’s fortunes since taking over at the top of the presidential ticket.
Luntz said his focus groups signaled Harris was exciting voters previously put off by the race between President Joe Biden and Republican nominee Donald Trump, and that undecided voters are now moving in her direction.
“I haven’t seen anything like this happen in 30 days in my lifetime,” Luntz told the hosts of Wednesday’s edition of CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” adding that Harris had the “intensity advantage.”
The pollster said he believed Trump had been on course to beat Biden, but that Republicans now risk losing the presidency, the Senate and the House without a change in messaging to combat Harris.
While polls suggest the race for the White House remains tight, Harris has been closing the gap Trump held in battleground states less than a month after Biden quit and endorsed her.
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