In August, Vice President Kamala Harris raised a historic $361 million, significantly widening her fundraising lead over former President Donald Trump, who raised $130 million. This impressive grassroots support marks the best fundraising month in presidential history, indicating a strong backing as both candidates gear up for the upcoming debates. With approximately $615 million accumulated since July, Harris's campaign investment in online and television political advertisements has been substantial, aiming to connect with key voting blocks including working-class citizens. Political analyst Thomas Frank commented that this upcoming debate could be critical for both candidates, particularly for Harris to maintain momentum in polls. Frank noted that while Trump previously resonated with working-class voters, he has largely failed to deliver on his promises, evidenced by his tax cuts favoring the wealthy. Instead, Harris's focus on organized labor symbolizes a shift in the Democratic party's approach to these voters. With less than two months until Election Day, both candidates will fiercely compete for the crucial working-class demographic, making the upcoming debate a potential turning point in the race. The stakes are high, with Harris's innovative tactics against Trumpβs enduring appeal shaping the narrative leading to the election.
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