Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are still neck and neck.
For the last week of the campaign, they are traveling through the swing states, hunting for the slightest vote to make a difference.
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There are only eight days of campaigning left in this race for the White House where neither candidate can really decide between them. While the election could be decided by a few thousand votes, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are running through the “swing states”these pivotal states which could swing the vote. In particular, they try to reach out to undecided voters or those who are not used to voting, to make a difference.
After Pennsylvania, this Sunday, October 27, Kamala Harris is in Michigan this Monday, alongside Tim Walz. She will try to reassure the Arab-American community, present largely in this state, and affected by the unfailing support of the United States for Israel in its wars in Lebanon and Gaza. For his part, Donald Trump is in Georgia, where he must address a community of pastors.
The two White House aspirants will have to give everything to convince American voters. 41 million people have already voted early for this election, which promises to be the closest in modern US history.
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