Race for the White House: Harris Rallies in Arizona, Trump Fires Back in Montana

U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris campaigned in Arizona to bolster support, while Donald Trump held a rally in Montana. Harris secured endorsements and faced protests over her stance on Israel. Trump criticized Harris and aimed to rally support for the Senate. Both candidates focus on battleground states as the 2024 election approaches.

U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris energized a packed arena in Arizona, aiming to gain an edge over Republican candidate Donald Trump in the crucial Western states. Simultaneously, Trump rallied his supporters in Montana to secure a Senate seat.

Harris's visit to Phoenix and Glendale drew substantial crowds, volunteer interactions, and notable endorsements, despite facing protests over her stance on Israel's actions in Gaza. 'The president and I are working tirelessly to broker a ceasefire and bring hostages home,' Harris assured.

In contrast, Trump continued his offensive, mocking Harris and measuring rally crowd sizes. Both candidates are intensely focusing their resources on decisive battleground states as the November 2024 election looms.

(With inputs from agencies.)