From Washington DC
With only two days left for the vote, Vice President Kamala Harris spent her day in Michigan. Her program began today with a prayer in the church. She delivered a religious message at a church in Detroit and said, God has a good plan for us. We just have to do the right thing. Kamala said, this is our opportunity to build a nation. This is our opportunity to do something for future generations.
Meanwhile, Donald Trump went to Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Georgia on Sunday. Donald Trump dropped another bombshell today. He said in Pennsylvania that he should not have left the White House after the 2020 election. He said, if we had stayed, the border would have been secured. And we did well in the election. The news of Biden's victory was a lie. At that time, Donald Trump also told some of his close colleagues about his desire. He said, he would not let Biden enter the White House. He would stay. Now, four years later, Donald Trump has said the same thing again.
On the other hand, Kamala Harris, without mentioning Donald Trump's name in her campaign on Sunday, pointed to him and said that the work of some people is to sow hatred, spread fear, and create noise.
On Sunday, First Lady Jill Biden campaigned for Kamala Harris in Pennsylvania. Jill, known as the "Filigirl", attended Sunday's prayer at a church in the suburbs of Philadelphia. There, she urged everyone to vote and said, "Your one vote can determine victory or defeat. Your vote will determine the future of the country."
On the other hand, Donald Trump's violent rhetoric does not seem to want to stop. The media was at the center of his attack on Sunday. He said that he would not mind if someone shot those who spread false news. This is a new addition to his series of attacks against the media. Trump was speaking at a Pennsylvania litigious event. There he told media workers, "We have a lot of fake news workers here. If someone can shoot these fake news people, they will win my heart." And I won't mind." Meanwhile, the latest polls show a close fight between the two parties, with Pennsylvania and Michigan still tied in the swing states. The latest opinion polls of potential voters showed that Kamala Harris is now slightly ahead in four of the swing states. These four states are Nevada, North Carolina, Wisconsin and Georgia. On the other hand, Trump is ahead in Arizona. There, the popularity of potential voters for Trump is 49 percent while Kamala Harris is at 45 percent. However, in Nevada, Kamala is at 49 percent popularity, while Trump is at 46 percent. In North Carolina, Harris is at 48 percent, Trump is at 46 percent. In Wisconsin, the gap is 2 percentage points. Kamala is at 49 percent and Trump is at 47 percent. In Georgia, Trump's popularity is at 47 percent, while Harris is at 48 percent. However, there is still a tight race in Pennsylvania and Michigan. In Pennsylvania, the two parties are at 48 percent and in Michigan, it is 47 percent. Earlier in the day, Harris was seen to have 48.2 percent. But that doesn't mean much. Analysts said Pennsylvania is going to be the most important. This state has 19 electoral colleges, which will play a big role in the election. Whoever wins may walk the path to the White House. But even then, it is never possible to say the last word when it comes to voting with a margin of error. No political analyst is making any predictions this time. Let's see what we get on Tuesday (November 5) night.