Election Showdowns: Key Polls and Legal Battles Unfold
Vice President Kamala Harris leads Donald Trump in Michigan and Wisconsin ahead of the election, while the two are tied in Pennsylvania. Legal and political battles define the final campaign stretch, from Harris and Trump's accusations to voter roll purges and ballot deadline extensions in swing states.
With the U.S. election looming, Vice President Kamala Harris holds a slight lead over former President Donald Trump in key battlegrounds Michigan and Wisconsin, according to a CNN poll. However, the race remains neck-and-neck in Pennsylvania, a pivotal state for both candidates.
As the campaign's final days unfold, accusations fly between Trump and Harris, each blaming the other for exacerbating national divisions. Legal controversies add to the tension, including a mail ballot deadline extension in Pennsylvania after a Trump lawsuit and the reinstatement of a voter roll purge in Virginia by the Supreme Court.
Meanwhile, Democratic President Joe Biden pledges to attend the upcoming presidential inauguration regardless of the election outcome, emphasizing the importance of a peaceful power transition amid nationwide electoral scrutiny and challenges.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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