With less than 70 days to go until Election Day,
the presidential campaigns are really heating up.
Both candidates on the road this week to sell their
plans for the economy.
That's the top issue for voters according to all the
polls.
Foxes Connor Hanson has the story.
Donald Trump's running mate JD Vance is holding rallies in
key swing states focusing on the economy and attacking Vice
President Kamala Harris.
Grocery prices under Kamala Harris are up 21% and I
think that under counts it.
A record number of Americans are working multiple jobs, the
housing market is as unaffordable as it has ever been,
and the average new car cost nearly $50,000 Americans.
This is heartbreaking.
In Big Rapids, MI, Vance criticized the Inflation Reduction Act
and policies he says hurt the state's auto workers.
Meanwhile, Vice President Harris, fresh off a high energy Democratic
National Convention.
We will create what I call an opportunity economy.
An opportunity economy where everyone has the chance to compete
and a chance to succeed.
Has made a multi million dollar ad buy hoping to
convince voters she can cut the cost of living and
prices are still too high.
When I am elected president, I will make it a
top priority to bring down cost.
Harris has criticized former President Trump's tax plan and says
making homes more affordable will be her priority.
But in his rally, Vance blamed Harris for home prices
going up in the 1st place.
She cast the tie breaking vote to send interest rates
and mortgages through the roof.
Vice President Harris and her running mate Tim Walz will
also be hitting the campaign trail this week with a
bus tour in a swing state they hope to win,
Georgia in New York.
Connor Hanson, FOX 10 News.