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US Presidential Campaign: Harris and Trump in a Heated Final Weekend Push for Votes in Key Sun Belt States

US Presidential Campaign: Harris and Trump in a Heated Final Weekend Push for Votes in Key Sun Belt States

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Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have been actively campaigning in the swing states, with Harris focusing on early voting and Trump emphasizing his past accomplishments and promising a return to power. They have presented differing visions for the economy, with Trump advocating for tax cuts and deregulation, and Harris pushing for an "opportunity economy" that benefits the middle class. Both candidates have also made significant promises on emerging technologies such as AI regulation and semiconductor manufacturing. In terms of reproductive rights, Harris has been vocal about her support for access to safe abortions, while Trump's campaign has been silent on the issue.

Jen O'Malley Dillon
Democratic Party
1. If you can hear the joy in my voice it is because we are in GOTV weekend.
Raphael Warnock
Democratic Party
1. I was in Michigan a couple weeks ago, in a Black fraternity house, my own fraternity. I've spent time in barber shops. I've been encountering folks, obviously in my church, and other churches. And there is momentum for Kamala Harris, and the more voters hear about her, including Black men, the more they they like her.
Kamala Harris
Democratic Party
1. Now I'm asking for your vote because as president I will get up every day and fight for the American people.
2. It is devastating, and as president, I will do everything in my power to end the war in Gaza, to bring home the hostages, end the suffering in Gaza, ensure Israel is secure and ensure the Palestinian people can realize their right to dignity, freedom, security and self-determination.
Donald Trump
Republican Party
1. We have overcome every attack, every abuse and even two assassination attempts.
2. In fact, it's not even close! All polls, except for one heavily skewed toward the Democrats by a Trump hater who called it totally wrong the last time, have me up, BY A LOT.
3. We stand on the verge of the four greatest years in American history.
4. If we could bring God down from heaven and he'd be the vote counter, we'd win this, we'd win California, we'd win a lot of states.
Caroline Wagner
Ohio State University
1. Congress actually maintained or increased funding levels for most science agencies.
2. Public statements and campaign materials from Donald Trump have focused primarily on manufacturing competitiveness, though specific science policies remain undefined.
Kenneth Evans
Rice University
1. There's a continued slide toward US protectionism and a decoupling strategy with China on science. Both candidates are concerned with protecting US intellectual property and research security — espionage and wholesale stealing of ideas.
2. Trump is an opportunist, so if science suits his interests at the time, he'll take it. He promoted the mRNA COVID-19 vaccine, created during his time in office, as a big win.
Laura Merrifield Wilson
University of Indianapolis
1. Harris is pretty clearly pro-choice and she intentionally frames abortion as an issue of freedom.

US Presidential Campaign: Harris and Trump in a Heated Final Weekend Push for Votes in Key Sun Belt States

2024 US Presidential Election

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