Democrat Kamala Harris will celebrate her 60th birthday by visiting two churches in Georgia to rally early voters, while her Republican rival, Donald Trump, will be at a McDonald’s in Pennsylvania. With just 16 days left until the election, both candidates are focusing on key states like Pennsylvania and Michigan. Harris will be joined by music legend Stevie Wonder at one of the churches. She will also participate in a “Souls to the Polls” initiative to mobilize voters. Harris, who has a background in the Black church, will speak at both churches and encourage worshippers to exercise their voting rights.
Trump plans to hold a rally in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and work at a McDonald’s in a symbolic gesture to mock Harris. He is looking to capitalize on what he perceives as an improved position in opinion polls showing a close race. Both candidates are campaigning hard in crucial battleground states to secure electoral victory.
Harris hopes to replicate Biden’s 2020 wins in Michigan and Georgia by focusing on non-white cities like Detroit and Atlanta. She will participate in church services and interviews to engage voters and emphasize the importance of voting. Meanwhile, Trump continues to escalate personal attacks on Harris while planning campaign events and appearances in key states. The election remains closely contested, and both candidates are working to mobilize their supporters and secure victory on Election Day.
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