Vice President Kamala Harris is actively campaigning in Michigan, focusing on labor support as she rallies in Flint and Detroit. During her speeches, Harris has labeled former President Trump as an 'existential threat' to labor unions and criticized his record on the auto industry, particularly concerning electric vehicle jobs. She aims to solidify support among union workers, especially in light of recent developments with dockworkers suspending strikes. Meanwhile, Trump is campaigning in Georgia, presenting a contrasting narrative as he blames the Biden administration for labor stoppages. The competition intensifies as Harris leads events in crucial locations while Trump also seeks to attract workers' support.