A week before election day, Vice President Kamala Harris promised to “move beyond fear and division” during a campaign rally in Michigan, a critical battleground state.
Meanwhile, former President Donald Trump, speaking at a rally in Atlanta, Georgia, took aim at his critics, including former First Lady Michelle Obama, whom he described as “nasty.”
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On Monday, incendiary devices were detonated at two ballot drop boxes – one in Portland and another in nearby Vancouver, Washington – destroying hundreds of ballots in what officials labeled a “direct assault on democracy.”
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Harris and Trump remain in a close race, with analysts predicting razor-thin margins in key swing states.
According to FiveThirtyEight’s daily election tracker, Harris holds a narrow lead nationally with a 1.4-point edge as of Tuesday, a slight decline from her 1.7-point lead last week.
Seven pivotal swing states are expected to determine the election outcome, and both campaigns have concentrated efforts there.
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These states include Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Georgia, Michigan, Arizona, Wisconsin, and Nevada.
FiveThirtyEight’s data shows Harris leading slightly in Michigan, while Trump has a small advantage in Pennsylvania and Nevada, with a more comfortable lead in North Carolina, Arizona, and Georgia.
In Wisconsin, the candidates are virtually tied, separated by less than a tenth of a percentage point.
In all seven states, the race is within two points – well within the margin of error – making each state a toss-up with days remaining before the final vote.
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