The Democratic presidential ticket of Kamala Harris and Tim Walz is on track to make history for the fewest media interactions of any major party in modern U.S. history, having conducted only seven interviews and press conferences since Harris announced her candidacy 60 days ago. In stark contrast, their Republican rivals, Donald Trump and J.D. Vance, have participated in over 70 media engagements during the same period. Harris has been criticized for limiting her press interactions, reportedly to avoid potential negative coverage and encounters, with her campaign defending this strategy as a means to protect the vice president. The analysis shows Harris has only granted three interviews to non-partisan media, while Walz has conducted four. Observers suggest that Harris may need to adjust her media strategy soon, especially as she faces scrutiny from previously supportive outlets. With election day approaching, the stark disparity in media engagement raises questions about the candidates' visibility and public perception.