The unconventional tactics of the Trump duo.

Trump plans to hold rallies in "blue" states, referring to states with a tradition of supporting the Democratic Party. Meanwhile, Harris is increasing her engagement with younger voters and seeking support from women.

Trump enters Democratic Party territory.

According to NBC News, Republican candidate Trump's schedule for the coming weeks includes events in Colorado, California, Illinois, and New York. These are states where President Joe Biden won by an average margin of 20% in the 2020 election. Notably, Trump will hold a rally at Madison Square Garden, a multi-purpose stadium in New York City (New York State).

Trump's decision to adopt an unconventional strategy comes as this year's race is likely to be decided in battleground states like Georgia, Pennsylvania, Nevada, North Carolina, Wisconsin, and Michigan. "He wants to hold rallies that attract attention and create a special atmosphere," analyzed veteran Republican strategist Matthew Bartlett. Bartlett called Trump "the most unconventional candidate in modern history," meaning this off-the-record strategy could give the former president some advantages.

The unpredictable race between former President Trump and Vice President Harris.

Also yesterday, the Republican candidate made it clear: he does not want to debate on television again this election season, regardless of which network hosts it, according to Reuters. Fox News announced on October 9th that it had invited Harris and Trump to a second debate on October 24th or 27th. Trump's response was no. He also declined CNN's invitation for the debate on October 23rd, even though Harris had accepted.

Ms. Harris chose an unconventional approach.

Meanwhile, after weeks of virtually no interviews with the media, Harris began attending events and giving interviews to news outlets with a pro-Democratic stance, according to AFP. Following her CBS News interview, the vice president has been appearing almost constantly on various programs, from podcasts to conversations with veteran Hollywood actress Whoopi Goldberg and talk show host Stephen Colbert…

What is happening is part of a new tactic deployed by Harris's campaign, specifically targeting particular voter groups such as young people, young women, and potential voters who have long since lost interest in mainstream media. AFP quoted political science expert Kenneth Miller of the University of Nevada in Las Vegas as saying that this is a shrewd strategy, as non-mainstream media is increasingly becoming a better channel for candidates to convey policy messages to younger voters.

However, observers have also noted growing concern among Democrats about Harris's fate. According to The Hill and CNN, there's a feeling her campaign is at a standstill. "Everyone is uneasy. They know the polls are very close," said a source familiar with the matter. Many of Harris's allies fear a repeat of the 2016 scenario, when Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton ultimately lost to Republican candidate Trump, despite having a significant lead beforehand.

$1 billion for Harris's campaign.

According to Reuters, Vice President Harris's campaign and related political committees have raised $1 billion since she became the Democratic nominee for the White House this year. On July 21, President Joe Biden announced his withdrawal from the race, and Harris replaced him shortly afterward. Since then, funding has flowed into Harris's campaign accounts and those of Democratic political committees at an unprecedented rate. Harris received $25 million in donations within the first 24 hours of becoming a presidential candidate and reached half a billion dollars in just one month.

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