U.S. policy toward the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and Taiwan is likely to maintain its broad contours under a Harris or a Trump administration. The Harris and Trump teams share the view that China challenges and threatens the established international order, peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific, and the United States. “Managing” China or “winning” against China will be a top priority for the next U.S. administration, as intense U.S. competition with China will likely continue. On Taiwan, the first Trump administration showcased tremendous support for the island and will likely continue to strengthen Taiwan’s ability to resist Chinese coercion and defend itself. Similarly, Harris would likely continue the Biden administration’s deepening of relations with the island. These similar approaches have led some Chinese scholars to assess that “the China policies of a new Trump administration and a Harris administration will likely be strategically consistent.”