Despite raising three times as much money as Donald Trump, mostly from the business elite, and spending twice as much on ads, Kamala Harris continues to sink in the polls.

When asked about the contribution, which was first reported by The New York Times, the businessman maintained that this is a different election and that he supports the candidate who will promote "the fight against climate change."

Fifty percent of citizens have a very or somewhat positive view of the Republican candidate compared to 48% for the Democratic challenger.

By now, more than 20 million citizens have already exercised their right to vote, one-fifth of those who did so in total in 2020.

The president attacked his predecessor by deeming him a threat to the country. The Republican campaign has called on Kamala Harris to condemn these words.

Gustavo Vargas spoke with analysts Silvio Canto and Orlando Avendaño on El Panel and they called Harris' response unusual.

Donald Trump already filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and mentioned contacts between the ruling party in the U.K. and Kamala Harris' campaign.

"I'm joining the party of the people, the party of equality, the party that was founded to fight against and end slavery in this country," the former Democratic Rep. stated.

The move comes as former President Trump takes the lead in major electoral patterns.

After several weeks of negotiations, the interview was confirmed for Friday, October 25.

The leftist media continue to assist the Democratic candidate as much as possible, despite her constant gaffes and missteps during speeches.

Kamala Harris' team is afraid that Donald Trump will win Michigan or Wisconsin.

With polls showing a slight lead for Donald Trump, both Republicans and Democrats are calling on their voters to head to the polls as soon as possible.

The former president questioned the Biden-Harris administration's response to the tragedy in the battleground state.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro said the X owner's giveaways are "something authorities should investigate."

The Silver State is one of the most coveted states to win for both campaigns heading into the presidential election.

The Republican took advantage of the end of Kamala Harris' 'honeymoon' to bounce back in the polls just weeks before the presidential election.

Donald Trump regains more than half a point in just three days and predictions from left-leaning outlets like 'The Hill' have him winning for the first time.

In Michigan, Pennsylvania and North Carolina, judges heard lawsuits claiming that election officials are not complying with the federal Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act (UOCAVA) and are allowing citizens who have never resided in those states to vote.

The Republican has the edge on confidence in handling the economy and the threat to democracy. Among Hispanics, the vice president is doing worse than Biden did four years ago nationwide, according to a Washington Post/Schar School poll.