Morning Wire Georgia Black Voters & U.K. Group Targets Twitter | 10.24.24
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Oct 24, 2024 Brendan Carr, a current FCC Commissioner, dives into pressing political topics. He discusses Trump’s rising support among Black voters in battleground states, revealing differing opinions on economic policies. The conversation shifts to concerns about foreign interference in U.S. elections, particularly via a UK watchdog targeting social media. Carr also critiques the stalled Broadband Equity Access program and Kamala Harris's housing initiatives, highlighting the complexities of delivering services to underserved communities.
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Black Voter Shift
- Donald Trump is gaining support among black voters, a key demographic in battleground states like Georgia.
- This shift could significantly impact the election outcome, with some polls showing Trump at 29% among black voters.
Georgia Voters
- Cabot Phillips interviewed black voters in Clayton County, Georgia, finding majority Trump support.
- Many voters prioritized the economy and expressed concerns about abortion and Trump's perceived racism.
CCDH and Twitter
- The Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH), tied to the Harris campaign and British government, aimed to "kill Musk's Twitter."
- Leaked documents revealed their strategies, including pressuring advertisers and influencing regulations.