Harris targets women voters as key to presidential campaign against Trump

Vice President Kamala Harris is focusing on women voters as a key part of her campaign for the presidency. She aims to counter former President Donald Trump's recent claims of being a "protector" of women, hoping they will reject his message. Early voting data shows that women make up a significant portion of the electorate, with 51% of early voters identified as women. Harris's campaign is emphasizing the privacy of women's votes, especially for those married to Republican men, to encourage them to vote for her. Trump's campaign is also targeting male voters, with new messaging that contrasts with Harris's approach. Critics from both parties are debating the effectiveness of their strategies, particularly regarding how they address women's issues and agency.