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While still cautious, advisers and allies believe that casting Donald Trump as a fascist is working, and that their expansive ground game and appeals on abortion rights may carry the day.

As the presidential contest enters the final sprint, campaign aides and allies close to Vice President Kamala Harris are growing cautiously optimistic about her chances of victory, saying the race is shifting in her favor.

Top Democratic strategists are increasingly hopeful that the campaign’s attempts to cast former President Donald J. Trump as a fascist — paired with an expansive battleground-state operation and strength among female voters still energized by the end of federal abortion rights — will carry Ms. Harris to a narrow triumph. Even some close to Mr. Trump worry that the push to label him a budding dictator who has praised Hitler could move small but potentially meaningful numbers of persuadable voters.

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This article is based on interviews with more than two dozen political strategists, campaign aides, pollsters and others close to the two campaigns and candidates, many of whom insisted on anonymity to discuss internal deliberations.

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[–] kandoh@reddthat.com 15 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) (1 children)

I'm cautious and optimistic.

The scary part is that if it is anything but a blow out for Harris there will absolutely be violence

[–] maxenmajs@lemmy.world 11 points 2 weeks ago

Seeing how hard Trump's campaign has been riling up supporters this final week, I think it's fair to expect violence no matter how Harris wins. They are intentionally crafting a vibrant narrative that if they lose it's because of illegal immigrants voting and destroyed ballots.