Vice President Kamala Harris has recently outlined her economic agenda as she campaigns for the presidency, proposing measures such as a federal ban on price gouging for groceries, $25,000 in down payment assistance for first-time homebuyers, and tax incentives for homebuilders. Her plans also include expanding the child tax credit and eliminating taxes on tips for service workers, a proposal she shares with former President Donald Trump, who has criticized her for adopting his idea. While Harris emphasizes her proposals' potential to address rising living costs, critics note a lack of detail regarding funding and the implications of her tax policies. Additionally, she has pledged to protect abortion rights and has supported initiatives to lower drug prices through Medicare reforms. As the Democratic National Convention approaches, her campaign has yet to clarify the overall costs of these proposals and how they will be financed. Harris's focus on swing states like Nevada suggests a strategic approach to garner support from key voter demographics.