What we know
- Trump or Harris? Millions head to polls for razor-tight US election
- Trump attacks Harris during the final speech of the campaign
- Loud cheers as Trump kicks off the last rally of the campaign
- Harris ends campaign with appeal to young voters
- America on tenterhooks as voters go to the polls
The stakes have never been higher as the United States heads into one of the most anticipated elections in modern history. In a heated contest marked by intense rallies, powerful speeches, and unprecedented voter turnout, Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris have wrapped up their final appeals to the American people, urging citizens to cast their ballots.
Trump’s Last Rally Energizes Michigan Crowd
Donald Trump closed his campaign with a high-energy rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where thousands gathered to cheer him on. With memories of his previous victories in 2016 and 2020, Trump took the stage in this symbolic location and was met by roaring support. Despite a packed schedule of four rallies in a single day, Trump expressed gratitude, saying the crowd’s enthusiasm made it all worth it. Asking, “Are you better off now than you were four years ago?” he emphasized his campaign message, positioning himself as the answer to America’s economic and security concerns.
This rally, initially delayed, drew enormous crowds late into the night, reflecting Trump’s loyal support base. His speech focused on his plans for the nation, including securing the border, economic growth, and tax cuts, which he claims will restore America’s promise.
Kamala Harris Ends Campaign with a Call to Young Voters
Meanwhile, Democratic candidate Kamala Harris delivered her final speech in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, striking a hopeful tone as she appealed to young voters. Harris reflected on her journey across the country, speaking to diverse groups, and energizing a coalition she says represents the future of America. “This campaign brought together people from all walks of life,” she remarked, highlighting the campaign’s focus on unity and optimism.
In an impassioned message to young Americans, Harris emphasized, “I see your power and am so proud of you.” Her speech reinforced a core Democratic message: that young voters play a pivotal role in shaping the nation’s future, with promises to make
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