Kamala Harris and Donald Trump Intensify Campaign Efforts Ahead of Election Day

As the election approaches, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are focusing their campaigns on key battleground states like Georgia and Pennsylvania. Harris celebrates her birthday in Georgia with church visits and musical guests, while Trump opts for McDonald's appearances to energize his support base.

Democrat Kamala Harris is celebrating her 60th birthday with campaign stops at churches in Georgia, strategically focusing on early voter mobilization. Her Republican opponent, Donald Trump, takes a different approach, spending time at a McDonald's in Pennsylvania, a critical battleground state.

Both Harris and Trump are neck and neck in the polls, and with just 16 days left until the November 5th election, their campaigns are intensifying. Harris has enlisted the support of high-profile musical talents like Stevie Wonder, Lizzo, and Usher to draw attention to her efforts.

The candidates are directing their energies toward states like Pennsylvania and Michigan, which have historically close electoral outcomes. Harris and her team are emphasizing a 'Souls to the Polls' initiative to mobilize religious communities, while Trump continues to mock Harris's past work claims, asserting his campaign confidence amid tight polls.

(With inputs from agencies.)