Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign is exuding confidence in their appeal to women voters as the election draws near, despite recent controversial remarks made by former President Donald Trump. With just five days left until the election, senior campaign officials are projecting optimism about their standing with women.
One senior campaign official emphasized the closeness of the race but expressed assurance in their campaign's performance. Harris herself responded to Trump's latest comments, labeling them as 'very offensive.' Trump had stated at a rally that he would protect women 'whether the women like it or not,' prompting Harris to criticize his views on women's agency.
The campaign officials, in a call with reporters, conveyed a sense of cautious optimism regarding the current state of the race. They acknowledged the need for continued effort and highlighted their ongoing work in key battleground states. Despite the tight competition, they remain confident in their ability to secure victory.
Reflecting on the campaign's progress, the official reiterated their belief in being on track to win a closely contested race. They emphasized the importance of their daily efforts across various battleground states to secure support and drive momentum leading up to Election Day.
As the election approaches, the Harris campaign remains focused on engaging with voters, particularly women, and addressing key issues that resonate with the electorate. Their response to Trump's remarks underscores their commitment to championing women's rights and ensuring their voices are heard in the political arena.
