Harris delivers final campaign pitch ahead of election day
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Vice President Kamala Harris made her final campaign pitch on Tuesday, one week before the election. Speaking to a crowd of 75,000 at the Ellipse, she emphasized unity and criticized Donald Trump, linking him to past violence at the Capitol. Harris's campaign has shifted focus to an anti-Trump message, warning voters about the risks of another Trump presidency. She highlighted key policy goals, including expanding reproductive rights and Medicare for seniors, while aiming to attract both Democratic and disillusioned Republican voters. In the final days before the election, Harris plans to visit seven swing states and engage in various media appearances to maximize her outreach.