With mere hours to go until Election Day, the Democratic and Republican presidential nominees are leaving no stone unturned as they dash across swing states on Monday to make their final plea to voters.
Vice President Kamala Harris is in Scranton, Pennsylvania, and will make later stops in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. She is closing with a message of hope, choosing “country over party,” and protecting democracy. According to a campaign statement, the Pittsburgh and Philadelphia rallies are part of a series of simultaneous campaign events in all seven battleground states to capture grassroots enthusiasm and mobilize voters on Election Day eve.
Polls show Harris and Republican nominee Donald Trump tied in Pennsylvania, which holds 19 electoral votes—the most of all the swing states.
But Trump is reportedly lagging behind with usually reliable Republican seniors in early voting results, which Politico deemed a “red flag” for the GOP. As Daily Kos reported, this is more like “a five-alarm fire.”
