In response to growing concerns from allies about her accessibility, Vice President Kamala Harris is set to increase her media engagement, particularly with local outlets in battleground states. Despite some momentum following a recent debate performance, her campaign continues to follow a risk-averse strategy similar to that of President Biden, limiting national media interactions to maintain control. Democratic strategist James Carville suggested that Harris should incorporate pre-planned questions in her public speaking to enhance her image, while others argue that she needs to engage more with undecided voters. Harris has only conducted one national interview since becoming the Democratic candidate and is expected to participate in more interviews with the National Association of Black Journalists. Recent polls show that a majority of debate watchers felt Harris outperformed Trump in their recent face-off, indicating potential for increased voter support. However, there remains skepticism about whether her strategy will effectively address criticisms of her media presence.