As the US election looms just 12 days away, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump made strategic moves on Wednesday to secure crucial swing states. Pennsylvania and Georgia were in focus, with Harris addressing undecided voters at a CNN town hall in Pennsylvania, while Trump rallied in Georgia.
Polls suggest a tight race, with a recent Wall Street Journal survey showing Trump leading Harris by 2 percentage points nationally. However, with 25 million early votes already cast, the margins remain within the polls’ margin of error, leaving the outcome uncertain.
In key swing states like Nevada, Wisconsin, and Michigan, Harris holds a narrow lead, while Trump leads in Arizona and Georgia. The race is neck-and-neck in others, underscoring the importance of these battleground states.
Both candidates focused on their platforms, with Harris pledging to be a president for all Americans and Trump emphasizing immigration and border security. The campaigns intensify as Harris plans to join forces with Barack Obama for rallies in Georgia and Pennsylvania, while Trump gears up for events in Arizona and Nevada.