As traditional in-person and phone polling falls by the wayside, artificial intelligence has become an essential part of figuring out how Americans are feeling.
UNITED STATES, — Days after President Joe Biden announced he would not be seeking re-election, and endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris, polling organization Siena College Research Institute sought to learn how “persuadable” voters were feeling about Harris.
In their survey, a 37-year-old Republican explained that they generally favored Trump for his ability to “get [things] done one way or another.”
“Who do you think cares about people like you? How do they compare in terms of caring about people like you?” the pollster asked.
“That’s where I think Harris wins, I lost a lot of faith in Trump when he didn’t even contact the family of the supporter who died at his rally,” the 37-year-old said.
Pollsters pressed this participant and others across the political spectrum to further explain their stances, and examine the nuance …
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