Senator JD Vance (R-OH) has emerged as a dominant voice in the 2024 presidential race, giving 59 interviews since President Biden's withdrawal, while his Democratic counterparts, Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, have collectively only managed 11. Vance's press engagement starkly contrasts with Harris's limited outreach, comprising just three solo interviews, which has raised concerns about her visibility among voters. The Harris-Walz campaign's strategy appears to be avoiding unscripted media interactions to mitigate potential missteps, a tactic criticized as historically unprecedented for a major party ticket. In contrast, Trump and Vance's extensive media presence suggests a more aggressive approach to voter engagement. As the campaign progresses, the disparity in interview counts has sparked discussions about the candidates' accessibility and preparedness to field tough questions from the press. Critics argue that this lack of engagement from Harris could hinder her campaign's effectiveness and public perception.