Despite official statements claiming indifference, experts suggest that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) prefers a Kamala Harris victory in the upcoming U.S. presidential election, as it would ensure more predictable policies compared to Donald Trump's unpredictable approach. Economists argue that the CCP fears Trump's return, as his previous administration's policies deeply impacted China's economy. Observers note that the current election cycle has seen a lack of robust debate on China policy, largely overshadowed by other pressing issues like the war in Gaza. The Biden administration has maintained a strong bipartisan stance on China, with significant infrastructure and technological investments aimed at competing with Beijing. Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi highlights that China might benefit from a Trump presidency, which could lead to internal divisions in the U.S. and increased trade wars. Ultimately, the consensus among some analysts and politicians is that a Harris-led administration would better unify American efforts against Chinese influence.