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Intensity Peaks in 2024 Election Campaign as Candidates Target Key States

As Election Day nears, Harris and Trump ramp up efforts in crucial states like Iowa and North Carolina amid shifting polls and high early voting.

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Updated: Nov 3rd, 2024, 1:57 AM ET

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With just days until Election Day, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump accelerate campaigns across battleground states. A surprising Iowa poll shows Harris at 47% vs Trump’s 44%. Polls suggest tight races in Pennsylvania and Georgia, while both candidates focus on minority outreach and economic concerns. Trump's stark remarks about Liz Cheney stir controversy amid media scrutiny. Approximately 70 million Americans have voted early, prompting debates on voter sentiment and turnout trends, making the electoral landscape more unpredictable.

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