Last-minute push: Trump and Harris race through swing states before historic vote

In an un-precedented election showdown Donald Trump and Kamala Harris make their final push on nov-4 through battle-ground states as polls show them neck-and-neck

The path to this match-up has been extra-ordinary: Trump (who faced legal troubles and two attempts on his life) meets Harris (who stepped up after Joe Bidenʼs summer exit). More than 78-million voters already made their choice through early-voting process

Trumpʼs campaign focuses on grass-roots outreach and economic issues; his team targets specific voter groups that dont usually show up. “Its ours to lose“ Trump told supporters in north-carolina while expressing odd thoughts about bullet-proof glass and media placement

As I travel‚ I see Americans from so-called red states to so-called blue states who are ready to bend the arc of history toward justice

Harris runs a different approach with massive volunteer efforts: her team knocked on countless doors in swing states (they say undecided voters especially women are moving their way). Her final rally includes big-name performers like Lady Gaga and Oprah

The electoral math looks tight: Harris needs about 45 electoral votes beyond safe democratic states while Trump requires 51. Pennsylvania with its 19 electoral votes remains crucial; both candidates spending significant time there. Results might take days to process due to close margins

• North Carolina
• Pennsylvania
• Michigan
• Florida

Security remains tight after recent events - Trump speaks behind protective glass while Harris campaigns with extra precautions. Democracy concerns rank second only to economy in voters minds according to recent polls