As the 2024 elections approach, various political strategies and promises are emerging, highlighting contrasting approaches from different parties. The La France Insoumise (LFI) party has shifted focus towards younger, female, and immigrant voters, termed the 'creolized working class', a strategy originating from the think tank Terra Nova. In the U.S., both the Trump-aligned GOP and Democrats have shown reluctance to address entitlement reforms or spending cuts, instead maintaining the fiscal status quo amidst looming financial crises. Donald Trump is also reintroducing tax benefits aimed at swing-state voters, while Kamala Harris is offering her own campaign incentives. Meanwhile, governance analyst Professor Baffour Agyeman-Duah emphasizes the need for caution in political promises, urging candidates to consider economic realities to maintain public trust. This multifaceted political landscape underscores the complexities and challenges facing voters and candidates alike.