Why Pa. voters, labor leaders, and academics think Democrats lost, and how they think they can win next time

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : " -Cassius James, 38, Mural Arts artist, South Philadelphia "I do think that people in higher education such as myself -- professors and academics -- need to do a better job of talking to folks about the terminology that we use and what the messaging looks like ... I think it can be alienating and seen in some kind of way as frivolous and indulgent and not directly connected to their lives.

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