The Harris campaign saw a surge in donations, raising $36 million in the 24 hours after announcing Tim Walz as her running mate. This amount added to the $310 million raised in July, with momentum building as the election nears. The campaign is now focused on key swing states, with a recent rally in Wisconsin drawing a large crowd of supporters.
The rally served as an opportunity for Harris to introduce Walz to Democrats in the critical swing state, highlighting his midwestern background and commitment to the people. The campaign’s fundraising success reflects growing support for the Harris/Walz ticket as they continue to engage with voters across the country.
In response to the campaign event, Republican candidate JD Vance made headlines for walking over to Kamala Harris’s plane to talk to reporters. His actions were seen as unusual by the Harris campaign, but Vance celebrated the attention on social media. Meanwhile, President Trump called into a news program, continuing to attack Harris, Democrats, and questioning the possibility of a peaceful transfer of power if he loses the election.
With the election looming, both campaigns are ramping up their efforts to connect with voters and secure key battleground states. The upcoming debates between the candidates are eagerly anticipated, as both sides seek to make their case to the American people before November.
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