Vice President Kamala Harris is entering the final phase of her campaign, focusing on a closing argument to persuade undecided voters. She will be joined by former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama in rallies aimed at encouraging Americans to vote early. Harris will deliver a major speech at the Ellipse outside the White House, emphasizing the threat of former President Donald Trump returning to power and undermining American democracy.
Harris will differentiate herself from President Joe Biden, emphasizing that her administration would not be a continuation of his record. She will focus on specific economic policies to lower living costs, such as everyday expenses and affordable housing. The campaign will also highlight Trump’s increasingly erratic behavior and use video clips of his comments at rallies to show his lack of fitness for office.
Harris’s strategy is to create a contrast and choice with Trump, focusing on her own experiences and ideas to address issues important to voters. With just 12 days remaining, Harris will continue to engage in a media blitz and enlist the support of key Democratic figures to make her final pitch to the American people. The campaign believes that showing Trump’s behavior and rhetoric firsthand at Harris rallies will effectively sway suburban and independent voters in the final days of the race.
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