Harris aimed to fend off Trump in Pennsylvania, a crucial battleground state that could decide the election.
Trump emphasized his past achievements and promised to restore the economy, while Harris focused on a future of freedom and opportunity.
Initially pessimistic, the campaign became more optimistic, citing solid early voting numbers and internal polls showing a late surge in support.
Over 75 million early votes were cast, with a close breakdown between Democrats (41%), Republicans (39%), and unaffiliated voters (20%).
Internal polls show Trump leading in key battleground states, and early voting trends indicate Republican gains, particularly in North Carolina, Arizona, and Pennsylvania.
Republicans are pulling ahead in several close races, potentially flipping control from Democrats, with key races in Ohio, Montana, and Pennsylvania.
McCormick accused Casey of being a career politician who hasn't earned his seat and has voted for extreme liberal policies out of step with Pennsylvania.
Hovde criticized Baldwin for supporting transgender clinics and changes to Title IX, which he believes undermine parental rights and girls' sports.
Businesses are boarding up windows, and National Guard troops have been activated in several states, with specific focus on securing polling places and election infrastructure.
Past incidents, such as the 2016 election riots and the George Floyd riots, suggest that unrest is more likely from the left, though the January 6th Capitol breach was an exception.
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