Democratic vice-presidential nominee Tim Walz held a rally in York, Pennsylvania, attracting over 2,000 supporters following his debate with Republican nominee JD Vance. Walz, who was initially scheduled to appear with Vice President Kamala Harris, criticized Vance's debate performance, particularly his evasive response regarding Donald Trump's 2020 election loss. He emphasized his commitment to the 'opportunity economy' proposed by Harris, which he believes will resonate with rural voters in traditionally Republican areas. Recent polls indicate a divided public opinion on the debate outcome, with no clear winner emerging. Following his Pennsylvania stop, Walz is set to travel to Arizona to kick off early voting, amidst a tight race where he and Vance both seek to appeal to undecided voters. His campaign strategy includes a cross-country tour with appearances in several states leading up to the election.