Last call to vote in the United States

Washington and New Yorkk. The largest ads at political rallies for both Democratic candidate and Vice President <a href="http://www.world-today-news.com/donald-trump-whats-behind-the-us-presidents-baltimore-attack/" title="Donald Trump: What's behind the US President's Baltimore attack”>Kamala Harris and her opponent, former President Donald Trump, offer a four-letter command: “Vote.”

With 48 hours before election day, both campaigns are focused on ensuring the participation of their bases and supporters and that they, in turn, are boosting the vote of everyone in their surroundings in a contest that both candidates have declared “the most important election of our lives.”

“Have you voted yet?” asked a woman at a Trump rally this weekend to a group of supporters (in many states you can vote before election day). The majority responded that not yet. “It is very important not only to vote but to bring 10 others with each one. People don’t like Harris, nor do they want Trump, and many might decide not to vote. It is important to get people to go to the polls and vote for our candidate.”

This Sunday Harris was clearly happy (she uploaded it to her social networks) with the media coverage of her “surprise” visit to the legendary comedy show “Saturday Night Live”, where she appeared in the opening with comedian Maya Rudolph who has imitated her on the program, and where both dressed identically. Supposedly looking in a mirror, with the real Harris on the other side, Rudolph declares that “I’m going to vote for us.”[[https://t.co/qQ2IJdqqFA]The real candidate asks her, “Are you registered to vote in Pennsylvania?”, referring to the reality that it is unlikely that Harris will win the presidency without winning that state.

Harris dedicated her Sunday to another key state, Michigan, where polls show she could lose due to a combination of concerns about the state of the economy as well as the anger of the Arab-American and Muslim community in that state over government complicity. of Joe Biden and her with Israel in Gaza and its war in Lebanon.

After incessant protests and interruptions by activists of her speeches across the country throughout her campaign demanding an end to arms shipments to Israel, Harris began one of her speeches this Sunday at Michigan State University by pledging to end the war in Gaza – something she had avoided including in previous speeches and would only say if she was forced to address the topic.

This Monday, the last day of her campaign, Harris will dedicate the entire day to Pennsylvania.

Meanwhile, two former Democratic presidents, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, appeared at political rallies, the first in Georgia and the other in Wisconsin (both key states), in favor of Harris and trying to convince Latinos, African-Americans, Arab- Americans, and young people who are hesitant to participate, should do so to stop Trump.

On the other hand, Lady Gaga joined the long list of stars who have been appearing with the vice president at her events. Harrison Ford and Julia Roberts also appeared in new messages of support for Harris on social media, both pointing out the danger Trump represents.

In recent days, both parties are flooding the seven key states with volunteers, some paid, calling homes and even knocking on doors to try to convince those who have been identified as potential voters to go to the polls. “It’s no longer about convincing new people to go vote, now it’s about ensuring that all your supporters are aware of where the polls are and that they have a plan for when and how they will arrive,” a Democratic Party volunteer explained to The Day.

Trump was in the key states of Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Georgia this Sunday, and will return to Pennsylvania and Michigan this Monday. In comments in a town in Pennsylvania, the former president repeated the falsehood that he won the 2020 election and concluded by stating that “I should not have left” the White House. In fact, it was something he contemplated after his defeat, according to former collaborators.

At another point in his speech he referred to the two assassination attempts against him this year, and noted that he is now protected in these acts behind bulletproof glass barriers, and continued, commenting that now traditional media reporters in these acts they could also block the view of some other assassin. “To get to me, someone would have to shoot through the fake news, and that wouldn’t bother me as much, because I wouldn’t worry,” Trump said in comments that some Democrats accused of being dangerous, suggesting he would like to kill journalists. .

In the final polls, there are some indications that Harris could be in better shape than expected in some states, such as Georgia and Iowa, and that she could be enjoying greater last-minute support which could lead to a victory with greater margins in this contest. A victory in Iowa would be notable, since that state is considered safe for Republicans.

But both sides, and their allies, are now racing to declare that their candidates are positioned better than ever, and that they are not only optimistic but in Trump’s case, confident of a win. In Trump’s speeches, he increasingly warns that there are already maneuvers to commit fraud against him to steal the election from him again.

Today several Democratic strategists pointed to new polls that suggest those voters who have just decided who to vote for this week are voting for Harris over Trump by a 10-point margin. But Trump and his advisors repeat that the momentum is in their favor and remembering that polls in both the 2016 and 2020 races underestimated the support he had in the end.