US presidential rivals Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have both visited key swing states in the Midwest to fight for votes one last time before Election Day on Tuesday, November 5th.

Vice President Harris gave a speech at a union hall in Janesville, Wisconsin, on Friday. She said Trump is “no friend of the union” and that he has been “a union fighter his entire career.”

Harris emphasized her support for unions and workers. She promised to invest in domestic industries to “ensure that America, not China, wins the competition in the 21st century.”

Former President Trump visited Michigan on Friday and stopped at a coffee shop in the city of Dearborn.
He spoke to Arab Americans, who make up the majority of the city’s population.

Trump sought their support and stressed that he was the one who could bring peace to the Middle East and “not with the clowns who are currently running the United States.”

The Democrat Harris and the Republican Trump are neck and neck in Wisconsin and Michigan. Trump won the two states in the 2016 presidential election, but Joe Biden retook both by narrow margins when he won the presidency in 2020.

Harris and Trump urged their supporters who did not vote early to make sure they cast their ballots. Both candidates are seeking to win more votes in an extremely close race that ends just days before the end of the campaign.