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    Where is Trump today? See Monday’s campaign schedule, breaking news

    Caradoc Wyn Posted on

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    Monday is the eve of Election Day, and the presidential candidates aren’t done making their final appeal to voters.

    Donald Trump plans to hold a rally in Raleigh, North Carolina on Monday morning. He then travels to Pennsylvania for two rallies, one in Pittsburgh and one in Reading, about 60 miles northwest of Philadelphia. Trump is scheduled to end the day with a rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

    Vice President JD Vance’s Monday schedule is also packed with planned swing state stops in La Crosse, Wisconsin; Flint, Mich.; Atlanta, Georgia; and Newtown, Pennsylvania.

    Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris has planned several campaign stops in Pennsylvania, a critical swing state, according to a media release. Her campaign states that she is joined by celebrities such as Oprah Winfrey, Lady Gaga and Katy Perry.

    Live updates on the 2024 election: Trump and Harris make final pitch before Election Day; new polls

    Catch up on the top presidential election headlines from the weekend

    The final polls before Election Day continue to show a tight race between Trump and Harris.

    In a viral moment on Friday, Trump complained that his microphone wasn’t working and suggested he wouldn’t pay the contractor.

    Trump also visited Virginia on Saturday, which is considered a promising state for the Republican presidential candidate.

    After Harris appeared on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” Trump was given airtime to directly address viewers during Sunday’s NASCAR 2024 Cup playoff race, reportedly allowing the network to violate the Federal Communications Commission’s equal-time rule could fulfill, as reported by CNN and The Hollywood reporters.

    Trump said at a rally on Sunday when he returns to the White House: “It’s going to be a little bad at times, maybe especially at the beginning. But it will be something.”

    Contributors: Eric Lagatta, Emily DeLetter and Maureen Groppe

    Kinsey Crowley is a featured news reporter at USA TODAY. Reach her at [email protected] and follow her on X and TikTok @kinseycrowley.

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