With just 99 days left to Election Day, Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are fine-tuning their pitches to voters at events in swing states this week.Trump is shifting his campaign strategy, making new blows to find what lands. On Saturday, he rallied supporters in Minnesota, a state that hasn't backed a White House GOP candidate in more than five decades."Less than four months now, Minnesota is going to defeat Kamala Harris," Trump said. "We have a brand new victim. And honestly, she's a radical left lunatic."Meanwhile, Harris is riding on renewed enthusiasm for her campaign, reportedly raising a record $200 million and signing up over 170,000 volunteers since taking over the Biden campaign.And, as the search for her running mate heats up, many in contention are campaigning for her. "If you don't know me, I'm the guy who beat Mitch McConnell's hand picked candidate last November in Kentucky. I'm the guy that beat Donald Trump's hand picked candidate in the Commonwealth of Kentucky," Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said in Iowa last week. "Together, we're going to help Kamala Harris defeat Donald Trump this November."On Monday, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, another vice presidential hopeful, will appear alongside Michigan's governor at a Harris campaign event in Pennsylvania. Trump and vice presidential running mate JD Vance are headed to Nevada Tuesday.