2020 Election By the Numbers: Week Ending 10/30

The transcript discusses the importance of Georgia in the final week of the election, emphasizing its competitive Senate races. It also highlights the significance of winning Georgia for overall success. Additionally, it touches on economic achievements, mentioning a historic 33.1% growth rate and the challenge of effectively communicating this success.

Why is Georgia considered important in the final week of the election?

• It has a large population.

• It is a swing state with competitive Senate races.

• It has a high number of electoral votes.

• It is the first state to vote.

What does the speaker imply about winning Georgia?

• It has no significant impact.

• It ensures victory in the presidential election.

• It guarantees a majority in the House.

• It leads to overall success in the election.

What economic achievement does the speaker highlight?

• A balanced federal budget.

• A reduction in national debt.

• A 33.1% growth rate, the greatest in history.

• A decrease in unemployment rates.

How does the speaker feel about repeating the economic success?

• It should be repeated five or six times.

• It should be mentioned in every speech.

• It should be mentioned only once.

• It should not be mentioned at all.

What is the speaker's attitude towards discussing economic success?

• Reluctant to mention it too often.

• Eager to discuss it frequently.

• Confident it will speak for itself.

• Indifferent and uninterested.