Fierce race between two US presidential candidates in battleground states

ANTD.VN - US Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential candidate, and former President Donald Trump, the Republican presidential candidate, are focusing on campaigning for undecided voters in battleground states with only two weeks left until the US Presidential Election Day (November 5).

US Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump

On October 21, Ms. Harris campaigned in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. She invited former Republican congresswoman Liz Cheney, a fierce critic of Mr. Trump, to the event to call on voters to vote for her.

“Please help us communicate this conversation to your neighbors, friends and family to remind them of what is at stake,” Harris said. “I promise to be a president for all Americans.” Meanwhile, Trump visited another battleground state, North Carolina, to assess the damage caused by Hurricane Helene last month. He criticized White House officials for their response to the disaster, declaring that he would do better. “I will remove every bureaucratic barrier that you are facing and are having problems with right now,” he said. “I will personally recruit businesses from all over the world to help restore prosperity to the region.” The race for the White House between the two candidates remains very close. Analysts at RealClearPolitics said that Ms. Harris has an average national lead of 49.2%, while Mr. Trump has 48.3%. However, they said that the Republican presidential candidate has a slight lead in all seven battleground states. These are the states that will be decisive for the outcome of the US presidential election on November 5, and therefore attract the most attention in this election.

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