Kamala Harris Surges Ahead in Key Swing States!
- Kamala Harris was campaigning in Pennsylvania's Allentown on November 4.
- Donald Trump campaigned in Raleigh, North Carolina, and Reading, Pennsylvania, asking voters if they were better off than four years ago.
- The New York Times/Siena College poll shows Harris with a marginal lead in key swing states before Election Day.
Kamala Harris campaigned in Pennsylvania's working-class areas of Allentown on November 4, aiming to capture the state's 19 electoral votes. The electoral outcome in Pennsylvania is critical, as it holds the largest number of votes among pivotal states. On the same day, Donald Trump campaigned in Raleigh, North Carolina, asking voters if they felt better off than four years ago to which they responded negatively. In a new poll by the New York Times/Siena College, Harris saw marginal leads in essential states including Nevada, North Carolina, Wisconsin, and Georgia, indicating a potential shift in voter sentiment as Election Day approaches. This last-minute boost for Harris shapes the competitive landscape in the final hours of the campaign, with both candidates striving to solidify their voter support.