With less than two months until Election Day, both former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are intensifying their campaign efforts. Trump is focusing on Western states, holding events in Los Angeles and Las Vegas, while Harris concentrates on key battleground states in the East, particularly Pennsylvania. Harris has called for another debate, though Trump has refused, framing himself as the victor of their last encounter. Meanwhile, the Democratic National Committee is leveraging Taylor Swift's influence in their ads to attract young voters. Both candidates are emphasizing their distinct visions, with Harris promoting a hopeful future and Trump targeting working-class voters with promises like ending taxes on overtime wages. Harris has faced recent criticism for her stance on domestic oil production, which contrasts with her previous climate advocacy.