Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign is ramping up efforts ahead of the presidential election, announcing a $370 million advertising plan focused on battleground states and organizing over 2,800 events to engage voters. The campaign aims to reach voters through a mix of traditional ads and digital platforms, with significant investments in states like Georgia, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania. Volunteer enthusiasm is notably high, with nearly 22,000 sign-ups in Florida alone, reflecting a growing excitement among Democrats since Harris assumed the top of the ticket. Polls show Harris performing better against Donald Trump than President Biden did, indicating potential momentum for her campaign. Despite a strong volunteer base, the campaign faces challenges, including a voter registration gap in Florida, where Republicans hold a substantial lead. As the Democratic National Convention approaches, Harris is expected to solidify support and enhance visibility among delegates and activists.