Vice President Kamala Harris is gaining substantial support in the tech sector, receiving endorsements from 88 prominent business leaders, including Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen. While Harris's backing from tech executives contrasts with Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse's neutrality towards candidates, he advocates for crypto-friendly policies and has urged industry leaders to support such candidates. In the political landscape, a recent poll indicates that Harris's support could increase among voters if she endorses an arms embargo against Israel, reflecting concerns over U.S. military support amid the Gaza crisis. Harris also leads in Latino voting intentions by nearly 20 points over Donald Trump, showing strong traction among young and low-income voters. A Times/YouGov survey reveals Harris holds an 8-point advantage in likability in key battleground states, suggesting potential electoral success if current trends persist. Meanwhile, a rise in Jewish voters' perceptions of Harris as pro-Israel reflects shifting attitudes, although overall trust in Israeli leadership remains low among many respondents.