Vice President Kamala Harris enjoys overwhelming support from Black voters in key battleground states, with 82% indicating they will vote for her in the upcoming election, according to a Howard University poll. While her backing aligns with 2020 Biden exit polls, she faces challenges in securing the votes of undecided and younger voters who are more divided. Recent polling shows a slight uptick in Harris's favorability among voters since July, as she promises to actively engage with the Black community and address their concerns. Harris's campaign strategy includes increasing federal benefits for Black entrepreneurs and tackling misinformation surrounding Black communities. Additionally, voter registration among young Hispanics has surged, largely attributed to enthusiasm for Harris, with 120,000 new registrations reported by Voto Latino. This youth engagement reflects a cultural connection to Harris's message, showcasing her potential to energize diverse voter blocs.