In the lead-up to their first debate, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are intensifying their economic messaging, focusing on middle-class support. Harris will present her economic initiatives for small businesses in New Hampshire, including a proposal to increase the startup-expense deduction, while Trump plans to advocate for extending previous tax cuts in New York. Despite her plans, small business owners in New Hampshire express skepticism about Harris's administration's impact on their struggles, citing rising costs and decreased customer traffic. The Democratic National Committee is also addressing reproductive rights concerns by launching a digital billboard in Pennsylvania as Trump campaigns there. Early voting will commence in several states soon, with only 62 days remaining until the election. Both candidates aim to solidify support from voters as the election date approaches.