Former President Donald Trump has become increasingly fixated on crowd sizes at political rallies, frequently comparing his own to those of Vice President Kamala Harris. Despite claiming larger numbers, recent reports and photographic evidence suggest Harris consistently draws significant crowds, leading Trump to accuse her, without evidence, of paying for attendees. Political analysts note that Trump's campaign events are less frequent compared to previous cycles, contributing to his frustration. A recent poll shows Harris and Trump tied among likely voters in Georgia, highlighting the competitiveness of the race. Additionally, Harris faces criticism from some left-wing activists for her response to pro-Palestinian protesters at a Michigan rally.