As the election nears, Vice President Kamala Harris is using a darker tone to warn voters about the potential dangers of a second Donald Trump presidency, labeling him as 'unstable' and 'dangerous' during a recent CNN town hall. This shift in rhetoric aims to resonate with swing voters, who are primarily concerned about democracy, as highlighted by recent social media analysis showing democracy as their top issue. However, Harris's campaign faces challenges, with many social media posts portraying her negatively, while Trump's image remains more adversely viewed. In Phoenix, Arizona, a suspect was arrested for multiple shootings at a Democratic field office, highlighting the heightened political tensions. Meanwhile, experts suggest that Harris's compelling message about Trump could serve as a pivotal closing argument for undecided voters. The ongoing investigation into a mailbox fire involving absentee ballots further underscores the volatility of the election atmosphere.