Trump to headline Al Smith charity dinner while Harris addresses attendees by video

The video discusses the significance of the Al Smith Dinner, a key event for presidential candidates to engage with Catholic voters. Vice President Harris's decision to skip the event to campaign in swing states marks a departure from tradition, raising questions about the impact on the Catholic vote. The video explores the demographics of Catholic voters, their historical voting patterns, and the potential political implications of Harris's absence, including how it might benefit Trump in appealing to Catholic voters.

What is the significance of the Al Smith Dinner in the context of U.S. presidential elections?

• It is a debate platform for presidential candidates.

• It is a major fundraising event for Catholic Charities.

• It is a religious ceremony attended by all candidates.

• It is a private dinner for the President and Vice President.

Why is Vice President Harris's decision to skip the Al Smith Dinner notable?

• She is the first candidate to do so in 40 years.

• She is attending a different religious event.

• She is focusing on international relations.

• She is hosting her own fundraising dinner.

How many Catholics are there in the United States according to Pew Research?

• Approximately 70 million

• Approximately 52 million

• Approximately 30 million

• Approximately 40 million

What was the percentage of Catholic voters who supported Joe Biden in the 2020 election?

• 50%

• 60%

• 47%

• 52%

What strategy might Trump use to appeal to Catholic voters following Harris's decision?

• Promoting healthcare reforms

• Highlighting his support for religious freedom

• Emphasizing his foreign policy achievements

• Focusing on economic policies