It's only been a week since the 2024 race for the White House was upended, but it's already entering the final countdown.

Now fewer than 100 days until election day.

In the last couple of days,

the Republican ticket, that's Donald Trump and JD Vance,

hit the campaign trail together

while Vice President Kamala Harris

spent her first full weekend

as the likely Democratic nominee.

Here's Lisa Desjardin.

Because we have a lot to talk about.

Tonight, Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign

is basking in the glow of a colossal fundraising hall and a new surge in the polls.

Her campaign announced yesterday that it had raised over $200 million in the first week of

her candidacy. That's more than the Trump campaign

raised in the entire month of June. And Team Harris got a boost in manpower, saying

more than 170,000 volunteers signed up. But even with that at a Massachusetts

fundraiser this weekend, Harris warned against overconfidence.

We're the underdogs in this race, but this is a people power campaign and we have

momentum. Those signs of energy are also showing up in the polls. A new ABC News ipso's poll shows voters warming up to

Harris fast with 43% favorability. That number was 35% just a week ago. The

jump was especially pronounced among independence now with 44% viewing

Harris favorably. That's up by 16 points.

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