Kamala Harris doubled down Thursday on her campaign’s effort to woo GOP voters, launching two new battleground ads targeting Republicans who are turned off by MAGA and tapping a GOP aide to help lead the charge.

A new poll from High Point University found that the race is still too close to call between Harris and former President Trump, who narrowly won the state against President Biden in 2020. The poll found that both Harris and Trump received 48 percent of support in the state among likely voters.

Vice President Kamala Harris is seeing a surge of support from Black women voters, galvanized in part by her work on health care issues such as maternal mortality, reproductive rights and gun control.

Harris and Trump are still competing for votes in several tossup swing states, according to 538's polling aggregate.

Then, during a back-and-forth exchange with Democratic vice presidential nominee and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, Vance said Harris "wants to use the power of government and big tech to silence people from speaking their minds. That is a threat to democracy that will long outlive this present political moment."

Ms Harris’s family, civil-rights activists from ultra-progressive Berkeley, found her career choice “curious”, she says. But she insists that marching for justice, as her parents did, and trying criminals share a noble purpose: providing a voice to the voiceless.

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris is opening a two-day stay in Wisconsin and Michigan, and Republican candidate Donald Trump will be in Michigan on Thursday as the two candidates grapple for wins in the “blue wall” battleground states,

Former Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney will join Democratic Presidential candidate Kamala Harris on the campaign trail in Wisconsin, as the vice president tries to wrangle votes in the birthplace

Vice President Kamala Harris will travel to the symbolic birthplace of the Republican Party to appear with Liz Cheney, the highest-profile Republican to endorse her.

Liz Cheney will campaign with Kamala Harris in Wisconsin to try to maintain the campaign's small lead in the swing state's polls.

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris is opening a two-day stay in Wisconsin and Michigan, and Republican candidate Donald Trump will be in Michigan on Thursday as the two candidates grapple for wins in the “blue wall” battleground states,