Battleground Showdowns: Kamala Harris and Donald Trump Ignite Voter Momentum

As millions of U.S. voters are casting their ballots, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump focus their efforts in battleground states like Pennsylvania and Georgia. With early voting hitting record numbers, both candidates navigate critical campaign events in key states to win undecided voters and secure the presidency.

In a dynamic surge of voter activity, Democratic candidate Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump are intensifying their campaigns across pivotal battleground states. On Wednesday, Harris aims to sway undecided voters during a CNN town hall in Pennsylvania, as Trump rallies support in Georgia.

Early voting records are being shattered in states like Georgia and North Carolina, highlighting the heightened voter enthusiasm. Trump, addressing a 'ballots and believers' event in Georgia, optimistically acknowledged the record-breaking turnout.

As Harris takes aim at Trump, leveraging comments made by John Kelly, Trump's former chief of staff, she stresses the dangers she perceives in Trump's leadership. Both candidates continue to vie for every crucial vote in the lead-up to the Nov. 5th election.

(With inputs from agencies.)