As the presidential race heats up, Kamala Harris is shaping her economic policy to appeal to swing voters, adopting a 'Biden Plus' approach that avoids dogmatic stances. While the Biden administration invested heavily in Rust Belt industries, Harris is pivoting towards the 'care economy,' focusing on child care and affordable housing, which raises concerns among some Democrats about losing working-class support. Polls suggest this messaging shift is resonating, as Harris has narrowed former President Trump's lead in key battleground states. However, undecided voters express frustration over her vague responses during interviews, indicating a desire for more concrete policy details. Feedback from voters emphasizes a gender divide in support, with women more likely to lean towards Harris after recent debates. Despite some gains, Harris's ambiguity and perceived evasiveness could hinder her connection with critical voter demographics.