The US presidential race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump is intensifying as Election Day approaches. Recent polls indicate a neck-and-neck contest, with both candidates locked at 48% support nationally. Harris, once holding a lead, has seen her momentum wane, with many voters still undecided. Key battleground states such as Pennsylvania and Arizona remain crucial, showing varying leads for each candidate.
Harris continues to champion economic policies focused on the middle class, including tax cuts and housing development. She also advocates for reproductive rights, pledging to uphold protections similar to Roe v. Wade. Her campaign targets significant voter demographics, notably the Latino and Black communities, where support has fluctuated.
Trump, on the other hand, emphasizes economic revival through deregulation and energy expansion. His pledges include hiring more border patrol agents and advocating for stringent trade tariffs. Despite hardening his immigration rhetoric, he struggles to gain substantial Latino support.
Both candidates are actively campaigning in pivotal states, with Pennsylvania being a major focus. As the election nears, the outcome may hinge on which candidate can best convey a vision of change and hope to sway the undecided voters.
