Navigating Urban Politics Ahead of Elections

This chapter analyzes the political climate in major cities like New York, Chicago, and San Francisco, emphasizing how crime rates and electoral decisions shape voter sentiment. It discusses the struggles candidates face in appealing to suburban voters, particularly women, and the importance of addressing key issues such as the economy and foreign policy leading up to the election. The chapter also highlights the strategies of Republican contenders as they prepare for debates, focusing on the need for direct confrontations and tactical messaging to win over critical demographics.