With less than two months until election day, Republican vice-presidential candidate JD Vance is struggling with voter connectivity and negative polling, as highlighted by his awkward campaign trail moments and controversial comments. Laura Ingraham of Fox News attempted to bolster Vance's image, insisting he is 'really funny' and a 'regular person,' despite his polling challenges and awkward public interactions. Vance’s difficulties are compounded by negative media coverage and his controversial remarks about 'childless cat ladies,' which have hurt his appeal among women voters. In contrast, Democratic candidates Kamala Harris and Tim Walz appear to be gaining momentum. Despite this, Vance dismisses the importance of polls and emphasizes his and Trump's strategy of unscripted public engagements. Comedians like Seth Meyers have also mocked Vance, questioning his likability and campaign effectiveness.