Candidates ramp up campaigns in key states as polls tighten ahead of US election

With six days until the election, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are campaigning in key swing states. Harris spoke to a large crowd in Washington, D.C., while Trump held a rally in Pennsylvania, where he criticized Harris and her policies. Recent polls show Harris's lead over Trump has narrowed to just one percentage point nationally. In swing states, the race is tight, with both candidates within two points of each other, making these states critical for the election outcome. Both candidates plan to visit North Carolina, where Trump currently has a significant lead. Harris aims to focus on key issues like abortion and the economy to attract swing voters, while Trump emphasizes his past economic success and critiques of Harris's record.