Last-minute campaign sprint: Harris and Trump chase crucial state victories
Latest polls show neck-and-neck race between **Kamala Harris** and **Donald Trump** in seven key states just days before election. Early-voting numbers reach 76 million as candidates make final push through battleground territories
The presidential race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump has turned into a nail-biting finish with polls showing an ultra-tight contest in seven make-or-break states: recent numbers dont give either candidate a clear edge
In Michigan (a must-win state for the democrats) Harris faces push-back from arab-american voters who disagree with her middle-east policies. Meanwhile Trump – who visited Dearborn on 11/1 – makes promises about ending regional conflicts
Trump is targeting smaller cities with a three-stop tour through Pennsylvania North Carolina and Georgia focusing on his rural base. The ex-presidentʼs strategy includes reaching out to working-class voters: his message centers on border-control and economic issues
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Harris keeps her focus on pocket-book issues – inflation and living costs remain top voter concerns. At her Charlotte stop she emphasized moving past political division; later that evening she made an un-expected appearance on SNL
Early-voting numbers show remarkable turn-out with 76-million ballots already cast (nearly half of last elections total votes). The final result might take extra time to count – especially in states like Penn where mail-in votes need careful counting
The international impact looms large as Hungarian PM Orban suggests that European Ukraine support could change if Trump wins. The ex-presidents previous statements hint at possible changes to US military aid policies
