Trump Campaign Shifts TV Ad Strategy Months Ahead Of Election

The Trump campaign is refining its message against Joe Biden, focusing on his ties to the left and the silent majority. With new campaign manager Bill Stepien, the strategy is being reviewed to address trailing poll numbers. The campaign aims to protect and expand the 2016 electoral map, focusing on early voting states like North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and Arizona. Meanwhile, the Biden campaign plans to spend $280 million on ads to build a diverse voter coalition across 15 states.

What is the primary goal of the Trump campaign's refined messaging against Joe Biden?

• To discuss Biden's past election campaigns

• To focus on Biden's family background

• To define Biden's policies and persuade voters

• To highlight Biden's personal life

What strategic change did the Trump campaign make under new management?

• Discussing Biden's educational background

• Highlighting Biden's business ventures

• Linking Biden to the left wing of the Democratic Party

• Focusing on Biden's family

Which voter group does Republican strategist Joseph Pinion suggest the Trump campaign should focus on?

• Young voters

• College students

• Working-class voters

• Senior citizens

What is the main goal of the Trump campaign's focus on key states with early voting?

• To ignore early voting states

• To reduce voter turnout

• To protect and expand the 2016 electoral map

• To focus solely on national advertising

How much is the Biden campaign planning to spend on ads to build a diverse voter coalition?

• $280 million

• $100 million

• $500 million

• $50 million