Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign has refuted former President Donald Trump's claims that she supports a fracking ban, labeling them as distractions from his policies favoring oil and gas executives. Harris' campaign clarified that while she had previously supported a fracking ban during her 2019 presidential bid, she no longer holds that position. This shift is particularly relevant in battleground states like Pennsylvania, which is a major natural gas producer. Trump's allegations are part of his broader strategy to paint Harris as a 'radical liberal,' despite the Biden-Harris administration's record on energy production and job creation. The 2024 presidential race now features Harris, the presumptive Democratic nominee, against Trump, who faces multiple felony convictions, presenting voters with a stark choice between the two candidates.