Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are reaching the final stretch of their campaigns as they make their way through swing states ahead of the US Presidential Election next week. Harris, positioning herself as a fresh face against the former Republican President, emphasized the importance of early voting in Pennsylvania. Meanwhile, Trump seized on controversial comments made by President Joe Biden, accusing the administration of mistreating Americans.
The two candidates are also set to hold rallies in Wisconsin, where they will pass each other as Trump is scheduled to appear in Green Bay with retired NFL quarterback Brett Favre. Harris, in North Carolina, highlighted the impact of Trump’s Supreme Court nominations on abortion rights, expressing the need to turn the page on his divisive leadership. She also addressed the importance of women’s rights in states like North Carolina, urging supporters to cast their ballots and spread the word.
Pennsylvania, a key battleground state, saw a judge siding with Trump’s campaign to extend an in-person voting option in Bucks County. Trump’s lawsuit sought a one-day extension for voters to apply for mail-in ballots, highlighting the legal battles surrounding voting rights in the crucial state. Both candidates are focusing on these key swing states, where polls show a tight race as they make their final pitches to voters with just six days left before the election.
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