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NEW YORK The U.S. presidential race has overtaken the national conversation to such an extent that more people talked politics on a daily basis than about food or entertainment, per a new poll by The Keller Fay Group (KFG). Sixty-six percent of Americans had a least one daily conversation about the presidential campaign during the week ended Oct. 26.
By comparison, Coke, which KFG concluded was the most talked about brand in America, generated daily chatter by just 11 percent of Americans.
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