Democratic strategists are expressing concern about Vice President Kamala Harris's ability to win critical swing states, even as she gains momentum following President Biden's exit from the 2024 race. Polls show Harris trailing former President Trump in Michigan and Pennsylvania, while being tied in Wisconsin, raising alarms among lawmakers about her appeal to white working-class voters in these key battlegrounds. While many Democrats are rallying behind her candidacy, hoping to energize young and minority voters, some party members fear that Harris's previous performance as a candidate and her profile may not resonate as effectively with crucial demographics. The North Carolina Democratic Party reports a surge in volunteer engagement, reflecting increased enthusiasm among some voters since Harris's nomination. However, doubts persist regarding the broader electorate's reception of a Black woman leading the ticket. The upcoming months will be crucial for Harris to solidify her message and connect with moderate and independent voters to ensure electoral success.