Trump and Harris campaign in North Carolina as election approaches

With six days until Election Day, former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris campaigned in North Carolina, 60 miles apart. Their speeches highlighted contrasting visions for the country, focusing on immigration and abortion rights. Harris promised to restore reproductive freedom, framing the election as a fight for democracy. Trump criticized the Biden administration's immigration policies, claiming they have allowed criminals into the country. Both candidates emphasized the election's importance. Early voting in North Carolina has seen historic turnout, with 3.4 million ballots cast. Trump leads in polls by a narrow margin, making the state a key battleground. Both campaigns are investing heavily in North Carolina as Election Day approaches.