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US voters speak many languages, but non-English campaigning remains risky for Harris and Trump

  • Written by Geoffrey Miller, PhD Candidate in Politics, University of Otago
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Tim Walz speaks Mandarin. But don’t expect to hear Kamala Harris’ running mate deploying his Chinese language skills on the US election campaign trail.

While languages are inextricably interlinked with identity, they are also becoming a political hot potato. In February, Donald Trump warned supporters that migrants...

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