Vice President Kamala Harris picks up the campaign trail pace in her race against former President Donald Trump with eight days to go until Election Day as she teams up with running mate Gov. Tim Walz.
Vice President Kamala Harris will ask Americans to turn the page on former President Trump, as she delivers her closing argument address across the street from the White House in Washington D.C.
It's a margin of error race for the White House between Vice President Harris, the Democratic nominee, and former President Trump, the Republican standard-bearer, with one week to until Election Day
Campaigns will focus on getting their voters to the polls in Michigan in the last week of the election, hoping to maximize turnout as the time for persuading undecideds closes.
Trump held a rally at Madison Square Garden Sunday night, the reception from the media has been critical, but there have been other media wins for the former President.
All 26 Republican attorneys general joined Virginia in their emergency appeal to the Supreme Court, which could impact the right to vote for thousands of residents.
Vice President Harris was overheard telling Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on a hot mic, that she needs to "move ground among men," suggesting she is struggling with male voters.