Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump are set to return to Pennsylvania on Monday, targeting the state that holds 7 million valuable votes in this critical battleground. As mail-in voting progresses, both candidates are eager to win over voters in this pivotal region.

Harris plans to speak in Erie, while Trump has scheduled a town hall event in suburban Philadelphia. In her speeches, Harris will introduce a new initiative aimed at empowering Black men, addressing a demographic that played a significant role in President Joe Biden’s 2020 victory. However, advisers for Harris are concerned that some Black men may choose not to participate in the upcoming election rather than vote for either her or Trump.

Additionally, a recent survey from a reputable research center indicates that Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander adults are more inclined than the general American populace to view legal immigration as a crucial factor for economic growth. In contrast, Trump has framed immigration as a significant threat during his campaign.

In her effort to rally Black male support, Vice President Harris has outlined her economic agenda in two interviews released this Monday. These discussions are part of her broader strategy to invigorate a crucial voter base that has raised concerns among Democrats regarding potential apathy. The interviews, featured on Roland Martin Unfiltered and The Shade Room, coincide with the unveiling of her plan to enhance economic opportunities and overall prospects for Black men.

On Tuesday, Harris is set to participate in another interview in Detroit with Charlamagne Tha God, an influential figure in Black media. Meanwhile, her rival Trump is also actively courting male voters, focusing particularly on Black men, as he aims for reelection. In the interviews, Harris criticizes Trump, asserting that he lacks real proposals that would benefit the audience engaged in her discussions.