The sustained support from women has put Kamala Harris within reach of defeating Donald Trump, but her campaign is urgently working to bolster its standing with another group of voters that could ultimately determine the election: Men.

Kamala Harris has acknowledged that she must do more to win over Black male voters, amid fears that a once reliable cohort of Democratic voters is turning to Donald Trump. Harris said she did not assume that Black men would vote for her “because I am Black” but was “working to earn [their] vote” ahead of the November presidential election.

Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris on Sept. 17 said she would have to “earn” the vote of Black men.

"Vote like your life depends on it because it does," the pop artist said alongside her brother in a video shared on social media.

Eilish and Finneas endorsed Harris for the White House in a video posted Tuesday to commemorate National Voter Registration Day. Their endorsement comes just a week after Harris clinched the coveted endorsement of Taylor Swift.