As the 2024 presidential race intensifies, both major party candidates are ramping up their campaigns with less than 100 days until election day. Vice President Kamala Harris, now the likely Democratic nominee, has reported a staggering fundraising total of over $200 million in her first week of candidacy, surpassing the Trump campaign's entire June haul. Her campaign also boasts a surge in volunteer support, with more than 170,000 individuals stepping up to assist.

Recent polling indicates a growing favorability for Harris, particularly among independent voters, where her approval rating jumped from 35% to 43% in just a week. High-profile surrogates are actively campaigning for her, and a potential vice presidential pick could be announced soon.

Meanwhile, Donald Trump and his running mate JD Vance are also making headlines, with Trump holding multiple campaign events, including a notable appearance in Minnesota, a state that has not voted Republican in over 50 years. Trump continues to target Harris with sharp rhetoric, labeling her as a \"radical left lunatic.\"

In a controversial statement to Christian conservatives, Trump suggested that if elected, they \"won't have to vote anymore,\" prompting clarification from his allies who interpreted it as a call for voter engagement.

Both candidates are set to campaign in key battleground states in the coming days, emphasizing the critical nature of the upcoming election as they seek to solidify their support. With the clock ticking down, the race is shaping up to be a fierce contest for the White House.