Vice President Kamala Harris faced scrutiny over a Univision town hall event in Las Vegas, which was allegedly misrepresented as targeting undecided Latino voters but consisted of known Harris supporters. Despite this controversy, Harris continues to engage with Latino voters by addressing issues like immigration and economic policy. The Harris-Walz campaign emphasizes economic growth under the Biden administration and aims to appeal to middle-class voters with policies incentivizing domestic manufacturing. Harris attempts to distinguish herself from President Biden by focusing on her identity as a woman of color and a new generation leader, though some criticize this approach as insufficient. Both former President Trump and Harris are actively campaigning and addressing race-related issues, with Harris visiting battleground states such as Arizona. Former President Obama has also campaigned for Harris, emphasizing the importance of character and values.