(NewsNation) — What happens in the voting booth stays in the voting booth, a new Harris campaign ad reminds women. Meanwhile, a new survey found that people lie to loved ones about who they vote for.
Half of Gen Z voters and a quarter of U.S. voters have lied about their voting selections, a survey from The Harris Poll found.
The Harris Poll, unaffiliated with the Kamala Harris campaign, is a global consulting and market research firm.
According to that same poll, conducted in partnership with Axios, 33% responded saying political differences have created distance in their families.
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The younger the voter, the more likely this statement is true, with experts saying younger Americans raised on smartphones are conflict-averse.
The Harris campaign seized the opportunity with a controversial ad targeting women they believe will be afraid to vote differently than their significant others, reminding them that the choice …