Harris and Trump chase votes in key states as election nears
With election day approaching Harris plans church visits in Georgia while Trump heads to Pennsylvania. Both candidates are focusing on crucial battleground states‚ intensifying their efforts to secure early votes
As the 11/5/24 election draws near Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are ramping up their campaigns in key states. Harris whos turning 60 this Sunday‚ is set to visit two churches in Georgia: its part of her “Souls to the Polls“ push. Meanwhile Trump‚ 78 plans to stop by a McDonalds in Pennsylvania.
The race is tight in crucial states‚ with both sides stepping up their game. Harris has been joined by music stars like Lizzo and Usher; Stevie Wonder is expected to show up at one of her church events. These gatherings aim to get people voting early – either by mail or in person.
Harris‚ who grew up with Black church teachings will speak at New Birth Missionary Baptist Church and Divine Faith Ministries International. Her goal? To encourage churchgoers to use their voting rights. On the other hand Trump is planning to work at McDonalds “just for fun“ – a move thats seen as a dig at Harris‚ who says she worked there when young.
Both candidates are zeroing in on states like Pennsylvania Michigan and Georgia. These places‚ with their mix of supporters could make or break the election. Harris needs strong support in cities like Detroit and Atlanta to repeat the Democrats 2020 wins
With some voters already holding mail-in ballots especially in Pennsylvania (the biggest prize among battleground states) every move counts. As polls show a deadlock both sides are pulling out all stops to secure those crucial early votes
