The Democratic presidential candidate, Kamala Harris, has received a significant amount of financial resources from technology billionaires, which will allow her to reach voters with persuasive ads and organize territorially. This, combined with the perception that Trump is too old to hold the presidency and his recent controversial decisions, such as dancing and canceling interviews, favors Harris's campaign.
In contrast, Trump has expressed that this will be his last run for the presidency, while the Republican Party has suffered a streak of defeats since coming to power. The elections are expected to see a potential record turnout, and if the Democratic coalition can mobilize with enthusiasm, Trump could face serious difficulties.
The financial backing for Harris gives her a strategic advantage to remind voters of Trump's political stance and mobilize different sectors, such as suburban women and undecided voters, against his policies deemed extremist.
Trump has tried to discredit Harris in his ads, but the Democratic candidate has responded by reminding voters of the actions of the president after the 2020 elections and his position on issues such as the right to abortion. Meanwhile, polarization in the country is becoming evident, and Harris's campaign continues to gain momentum, which could lead her to the presidency, putting an end to Trump's legacy in power.
According to James Carville, a veteran in Democratic campaigns, Harris's election would represent a significant change in American politics, with potential consequences for the future of the country. The anxiety and expectation are palpable at this crucial moment in the political life of the United States, where citizen participation and financial support are key issues in the electoral contest.
