Kamala Harris visited North Carolina, holding a rally in Greenville following a stop in Raleigh. She met with faith leaders and volunteered to help Hurricane Helene victims. She criticized House Speaker Mike Johnson for questioning the peaceful transfer of power to Joe Biden.
Meanwhile, Donald Trump focused on securing support from Black and Latino voters in Arizona. Polls show a tight race between the two candidates with an emphasis on undecided voters.
Trump expressed confidence in a peaceful election day, despite past incidents of violence among his supporters. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas expressed concern over misinformation about hurricanes and their response.
The Democratic National Committee released ads calling out Jill Stein as a vote for Trump. Harris’s campaign is focusing on media blitz to connect with voters and differentiate herself from Trump.
Far-right extremism has increased in Springfield following Trump’s baseless claims about immigrants. New polls show Harris leading or tied with Trump. There is also controversy over delaying additional hurricane aid until after the election.
Democratic senator Raphael Warnock doubted Black men’s support for Trump. The day ahead includes a rally by Trump in Arizona and campaign events for Harris. Reports on Harris’s health and tightening poll figures add to the election tension. Former Trump officials warned about the withholding of disaster aid by Trump.
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