At the Democratic National Convention, Jason Carter, grandson of former President Jimmy Carter, expressed his support for Vice President Kamala Harris, declaring that his grandfather admires her commitment to service and leadership. Meanwhile, grassroots organizers are mobilizing to engage Black voters in key battleground states, recognizing their critical role in the upcoming presidential election, with Vice President Harris currently leading Donald Trump in polls. LaTosha Brown from the Black Voters Matter Fund highlighted the importance of turning voter enthusiasm into turnout, especially in states with narrow margins. In a notable political development, Julie Chavez Rodriguez has been appointed as Harris's campaign manager, marking a significant moment for Latina representation in national politics. Chavez Rodriguez, who has deep ties to Harris, has begun to voice key campaign issues and mobilize critical voting blocs. Both articles reflect the evolving dynamics of the 2024 presidential race and the focus on diverse voter engagement.