In a concerning incident, multiple gunshots were fired at the campaign office of US Vice President Kamala Harris in Tempe, Arizona, early Monday morning. Police discovered the damage from several bullets at the Democratic office located near Southern Avenue and Priest Drive. Thankfully, no one was inside at the time, but the incident has raised significant safety concerns for staff and nearby residents.

The Tempe Police Department is treating the situation as a potential property crime, with investigators currently analyzing evidence collected from the scene. Footage from local news stations revealed two bullet holes in a door and two in the windows of the office. This incident follows a previous attack just over a week ago, where the office's front windows were shot at with what appeared to be a BB or pellet gun.

Despite the alarming nature of these events, no arrests have been made in either case, as authorities continue to explore all possible motives. Sean McEnerney, the Arizona Democratic Party's coordinated campaign manager, expressed gratitude to the Tempe Police for their swift response and noted the fortunate absence of injuries.

The timing of these shootings is particularly significant, occurring just days before Harris is scheduled to visit Arizona, a crucial battleground state for the upcoming November 5 presidential election. Her campaign will include stops across the state, with plans to address immigration issues at the US-Mexico border, an area where Republican candidates like Donald Trump have gained traction.

These incidents coincide with heightened tensions in U.S. politics, as evidenced by a recent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. Such events underscore the increasing concerns regarding political safety and the climate surrounding the current electoral landscape.