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McClatchy: Who will win over the voters who aren’t angry?

  • April 21, 2016
  • The Progressive Policy Institute

A recent poll conducted by the PPI was cited in this McClatchy article on swing voters in the upcoming election.

Swing voters aren’t angry. But they’re tired of nasty, strident partisan rhetoric, and they don’t believe the economy is rigged against them.

Those are among the findings of a survey of swing voters in four states that are expected to be crucial to winning the November presidential election: Florida, Colorado, Nevada and Ohio.

The survey, conducted by Democratic pollster Peter Brodnitz for the Progressive Policy Institute, a center-left group that develops pro-growth ideas, illustrates how centrists crucial to a White House victory are not the voices being spotlighted throughout the primary season.”

Read the full article at McClatchy.

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