With two months until Election Day, Democrats appear more optimistic about retaking the House, needing to gain just four seats while enjoying a political landscape that lacks an enthusiasm advantage for Republicans. The focus for Democrats is to target Republican incumbents in districts that Biden won in 2020, while Republicans aim to maintain their narrow majority. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris has adjusted her support for tax increases on high earners, scaling back proposed capital gains taxes, which has raised concerns among her wealthy donors. In Indiana, a Democratic lawmaker advocates for LGBTQ+ rights amid a historically hostile Republican landscape, as personal stories of family members highlight the struggle for acceptance. In New Mexico, a recent Emerson College poll shows Congressman Gabe Vasquez leading former Congresswoman Yvette Herrell by a surprising nine points, although experts caution that the race remains competitive. Additionally, polls indicate that Vice President Harris leads Trump by ten percentage points among New Mexico voters, reflecting a challenging environment for Republicans.