Kamala Harris has overtaken Donald Trump in Iowa, according to the latest poll from a state both candidates seemed to already consider a Republican sweep. The vice president has garnered 47 percent of the vote, while Trump has 44 percent, according to the Des Moines Register/Mediacom Iowa poll. Jason Miller, a senior adviser to Trump’s campaign, said that “every election cycle produces a weird poll,” in response to a question from CNN. Trump’s campaign released a statement calling the poll “a glaring anomaly” and saying another poll released the same day by Emerson College more accurately represents Iowa’s electorate. Trump pointed to high turnout at a previous rally in Iowa, attempting to downplay the poll’s results, at a rally in Greensboro, North Carolina.
With Election Day just days away, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are stepping up their campaign in the same state, Wisconsin, after having made stops in Arizona and Nevada, key territories for the election.
In a politically charged atmosphere, we observed a rally featuring both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, capturing the fervor and enthusiasm among their supporters.