Harris draws record crowd at historic DC spot while Trump visits Pennsylvania

At a massive DC gathering near White House **Kamala Harris** warns about power risks‚ while polls show tight race A week before election-day. Meanwhile Trump reaches out to Hispanic voters in key state

October 30 2024 , 01:13 AM  •  3890 views

Harris draws record crowd at historic DC spot while Trump visits Pennsylvania

In a high-stakes pre-election push Kamala Harris gathered an un-precedented crowd of 75000 supporters at a night-time rally near the White House (the same location where three years ago events took different turn)

The well-lit backdrop of Americas most famous building created perfect scenery for Harris who spoke about democratic values and leadership: “We know who Donald Trump is – someone whos unstable and seeking un-checked power“ she stated while blue-and-white freedom banners waved in cool autumn air

The diverse crowd showed strong support for Harris campaign

  • Long-time federal workers from Virginia
  • College students from nearby states
  • Women groups supporting female leadership
  • International visitors watching US politics

Latest poll numbers show an incredibly tight race; just 1% separates the candidates. Early-voting stats indicate high turn-out with over 51-million Americans already casting their votes

While Harris addressed DC crowd Donald Trump made his way to Pennsylvania; focusing on Hispanic communities there. His appearance came right after sundayʼs new-york event where his allies made controversial ethnic remarks – which he later called “a love-fest“

Foreign policy became key talking point as Harris criticized her opponents approach: “World leaders think Trump is easy to manipulate with flattery; Putin and Kim Jong Un are hoping for his win“ The statement highlighted growing concerns about international relations

The battle for swing-states continues as both candidates push different visions – Harris focusing on democratic principles while Trump emphasizes economic issues and border control