Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump have embarked on campaign blitzes targeting swing states with contrasting strategies. Harris held rallies in North Carolina, emphasizing healthcare, abortion rights, and endorsements from Republicans, while celebrating her debate performance against Trump. She continued her campaign in Pennsylvania, advocating for another debate and promoting her economic plans. Trump, campaigning in Arizona and Nevada, proposed tax exemptions on overtime wages and criticized Harris and immigration policies, portraying a bleak picture of the current administration. Both candidates' rallies highlighted their distinct visions and rhetoric, aiming to sway voters in critical battleground states. Harris's campaign reported significant fundraising success post-debate, while Trump remains focused on rallying his core supporters.