What we know

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are holding rival rallies in the crucial swing state of Wisconsin, intensifying their battle for undecided voters just six days before the election. Harris brought a former Trump voter on stage, making a powerful appeal to Gen Z voters, whom she says now have “fewer rights than their parents.” Her message highlights generational concerns and is aimed directly at younger voters’ values and rights.

Meanwhile, Trump responded strongly to remarks from President Joe Biden, which he claims labeled Trump supporters as “garbage.” “You can’t love America if you don’t love Americans,” Trump said, underscoring his appeal to patriotism and unity. While Biden clarified he wasn’t referring to Trump supporters specifically, Harris added that she opposes criticism based on voting choices, aligning her stance with a message of inclusivity.

In Georgia, voter enthusiasm is reaching historic levels, with over three million people having already cast ballots, setting new records in this pivotal state. As polling data shows a tight race, both campaigns are pulling out all stops to secure these crucial votes in the final days.