In an Effort to Regain Support from Latino Men in Battleground States, Harris Launches 'Hombres con Harris'

The poll sees Harris with a 3-point lead over Trump with less than a month left to Election Day, as voters think she represents new leadership for the U.S. (Credit: Getty Images)

On Tuesday, polls by USA TODAY/Suffolk University revealed that, even though she has a comfortable lead among Latinos in swing states Arizona and Nevada, Democratic candidate Kamala Harris was lagging behind President Joe Biden's 2020 numbers, which he rode on his way to winning both states. Perhaps more worrisome, however, was that the polls also revealed that her support among young Latino men, a key demographic, is dwindling.

On Wednesday, the vice president's campaign decided to take action on the matter by announcing the launch of "Hombres con Harris," a new initiative aimed at mobilizing Latino men in the so-called battleground states ahead of the November 5 election, according to NBC News.