As Democrats rally for Vice President Kamala Harris at the DNC Convention in Chicago, former President Donald Trump and his running mate, Sen. JD Vance, are conducting a series of campaign events in key battleground states including Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, North Carolina, and Arizona. Their strategy focuses on contrasting their views on critical issues such as the economy, crime, and immigration, aiming to highlight perceived failures in Harris's policies. Trump will kick off the week with an economic event in York, Pennsylvania, followed by crime-related discussions in Michigan and national security in North Carolina. The Trump campaign is positioning itself to appeal to voters' concerns about inflation and safety, asserting that under their leadership, America can regain stability. Polls indicate a competitive race, with Harris leading Trump nationally by 5 percentage points, although Trump is perceived as more trustworthy on economic issues. With Election Day approaching, the Trump campaign is emphasizing direct engagement with voters to reinforce their message.