Ted Pappageorge, leader of Nevada’s Culinary Workers Union Local 226, expresses cautious optimism as Harris’s campaign works to close the gap with Trump. He believes Harris can win Nevada if her economic message reaches voters effectively.
Union Leader Sees Close Race in Nevada
Ted Pappageorge, head of Nevada’s influential Culinary Workers Union Local 226, describes the race between Trump and Harris as “neck and neck.” Despite the narrow margin, he feels hopeful, citing Harris’s impact in closing the lead Trump once held over Biden.
Grassroots Efforts to Reach Voters
Pappageorge notes the union’s substantial grassroots campaign, with around 600 canvassers knocking on doors and engaging in over 130,000 conversations. This direct, face-to-face approach is aimed at swaying undecided voters, whom he believes could be the key to Harris’s success in Nevada.
Harris’s Economic Message Against Corporate Price Gouging
Pappageorge highlights Harris’s focus on tackling corporate price gouging, emphasizing Wall Street landlords, big oil, and food corporations. He contrasts this with Trump’s approach, stating that Harris has a comprehensive plan to address rising costs and support working families.
Harris Campaign’s Focus on Cost of Living
According to Pappageorge, Harris’s campaign should continue emphasizing solutions for cost-of-living challenges, which resonates strongly with many Nevada residents. He believes that focusing on economic relief can secure votes from individuals struggling with everyday expenses.
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