Political experts at Southern Illinois University Carbondale predict that Donald Trump and Kamala Harris will not noticeably adjust their tactics as election day approaches.
John Jackson, a visiting professor at the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute, says both campaigns use some of the same strategies.
Jackson said both candidates are, "motivating and mobilizing their bases to turn out at high levels and appeal to a wider audience of undecided and more moderate voters, along with attracting crossover voters."
Jackson points out that Harris' campaign tries to achieve both objectives while Trump's is more about appealing to his voter base.
John Shaw, the director of the Institute, said that Trump "has decided not to moderate his message or reach out to the middle."
Shaw said he expects Harris to win the popular vote, but thousands of votes from swing states like Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania will decide the presidency.
