As the 2024 election approaches, President Joe Biden has endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris' autonomy to create her own political agenda, recognizing her leadership and contrasting her with Donald Trump. However, Harris faces challenges, including a lack of support from vulnerable Democratic incumbents and a historically low approval rating for the Biden administration, which hinders her campaign as a sitting vice president. Polls indicate a tight race, with Harris leading slightly over Trump among Latino voters, but her support in that demographic has declined compared to previous elections, raising concerns within her campaign. Political strategists suggest that the upcoming election may come down to a few battleground states, where Harris' campaign has invested heavily, raising over $1 billion and opening numerous offices. Despite this financial backing, Harris must address the waning enthusiasm among key voter groups, particularly Latino communities focused on economic concerns. The combination of these factors creates a complex landscape for Harris as she strives to secure her position against Trump in the final weeks before the election.