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From the New York Times, it's the headlines.
I'm Tracy Mumford.
Today's Monday, October 21st.
Here's what we're covering.
Voters in the seven battleground states are being inundated with advertising.
What kind of country do we want.
To live in on television?
Nothing will change with Kamala.
More weakness on their phones, on the Internet, on the radio.
I've never been a political person.
Never in their mailboxes from the Harris and Trump campaigns and their allies that are trying to reach the small sliver of voters still undecided about either who to vote for or whether to vote.
At all, times reporter Reid Epstein is looking at how the Harris and Trump campaigns are locked in a last ditch hunt for undecided voters just two weeks out from Election Day.
Both campaigns tell the Times they think the group that's still up for grabs is younger and disproportionately black and Latino.
But each campaign has their own research and their own strategy.
The Trump research has found that undecided voters are much more focused on the economy, particularly people who are struggling themselves.