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Coming to key battleground states, Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump is having a lead in Arizona by 1.7 points and in Georgia by 1.9 points which eventually marks a significant turnaround from earlier polling where Kamala Harris was having an edge, reported The Hill. Early voting in Georgia has seen record turnout of voters and in Michigan, Kamala Harris’s lead has come down to just 0.7 points which are raisings severe concerns among the Democrats regarding the blue collar voters. Also Read: Venom 3: Is it available on streaming or digital?

Kamala Harris' campaign and affiliated Democratic groups raised about USD 633 million for the quarter, which ended last month, pushing their total to over USD 1 billion while maintaining a large financial advantage over Republican candidate Donald Trump in the presidential election's final sprint. The vice president's campaign, the Democratic National Committee and state parties raised more than USD 359 million in September alone. Harris' campaign raised about USD 222 million in September. Harris' team alone spent more than it took in last month, paying out about USD 270 million to help boost a large advertising push, as it works to reach voters on the radio, television, online, billboards and other avenues. The Harris campaign and affiliated committees entered October with USD 346 million on hand, according to federal filings. The Trump campaign, the Republican National Committee and affiliated groups previously reported raising USD 160 million in September — up from the USD 130 million they reported raising in August. They had USD 283 million in the bank to start October.

Kamala Harris increase for her US presidential bid, Obamas have come forward to assist her campaign. Barack and Michelle Obama, arguably very successful in previous electoral battles, have been quite active in campaign activities, especially for battleground states such as Michigan and Georgia. However, the initial endorsement by Obamas was lukewarm — communicated in a pre-recorded video rather than a much more powerful live appearance. Also Read: Kamalatown: This is Kamala Harris' hometown and it's full of drug addicts with no rule of law

Donald Trump supporter named Luke proudly wore a hat written «Make America Great Again» on it at a university known for its liberal politics which eventually drew various mixed reactions, reported The U.S. Sun. Luke was located at Berkley which is in California and has always been left leaning while it overwhelmingly supported US President Joe Biden in the US Presidential Elections 2020. According to The U.S. Sun, Luke has heavily criticized US Vice President Kamala Harris while claiming that she does not love US at all and expressed severe concerns regarding the immigration issue asserting that illegal immigrants would end up destroying the country. On the other hand, former US President Donald Trump has been leveraging the political landscape of California to criticize Kamala Harris while he labelled her as a San Francisco Liberal. Also Read: Has Kamala Harris reclaimed support from Latino and Black Voters? New poll reveals her standing against Donald Trump

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Elon Musk has definitively ruled out the possibility of running for president of the United States, citing legal and personal reasons. During a recent event, Musk explained that despite his grandfather being American, his own birth in Africa disqualifies him from running for the presidency. “My grandfather was American, but I was born in Africa, so I cannot be president,” Musk said. More importantly, Musk emphasized that he has no desire to pursue a political career. «But I actually don’t want to be president. I want to build rockets and cars,» Musk continued. He stressed that his focus would remain on advancing technology, specifically in space exploration and electric vehicles. “I believe we want to be a spacefaring civilization, and that’s where my focus will remain,” he added.

Harris' White House campaign, punching a 74-year-old man in the head and calling another man a «n- supporter» as he fled. In northern Michigan, an assailant enraged by his hatred of Donald Trump used an all-terrain vehicle to run over and injure an 81-year-old man who was putting up a yard sign for the former president's reelection bid. The recent attacks were among at least 300 cases of political violence identified by Reuters since Trump's supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, including at least 51 incidents this year. With just two weeks to go before the Nov. 5 presidential election, the cases are part of the biggest and most sustained increase in U.S. political violence since the 1970s.

U.S. election, Donald Trump kicked off a rally on Saturday night with a lengthy story about the late Arnold Palmer and at one point even praised the legendary golfer’s genitalia.Trump was campaigning in Latrobe, Pa., where Palmer was born in 1929 and learned to golf from his father, who suffered from polio and was head pro and greenskeeper at the local country club.And while many who visit Latrobe speak about the golfing great, Trump delivered a long and meandering monologue about Palmer’s life story and even threw in a joke about Palmer’s manhood.“Arnold Palmer was all man, and I say that in all due respect to women — and I love women,” Trump said.

Elon Musk is pledging to give away $1 million a day to voters for signing his political action committee’s petition backing the Constitution

Donald Trump has largely avoided interviews where he will be fact-checked in real time. But on Sunday, he sat for an interview on Fox News, where he was challenged directly on some of his most glaring falsehoods of the campaign. The exchanges that resulted provided a case study in the tactics the former president uses when confronted with facts that contradict his statements. Trump repeatedly denied knowledge of information that has long been publicly available, questioned the sources and then pivoted away to an unrelated topic.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. ATLANTA—Democrat Kamala Harris is courting a narrow slice of undecided, GOP-leaning voters while trying to turn out her party’s base in the final stretch of the presidential campaign, as Republican Donald Trump doubles down on his strongest supporters with off-script moments that have threatened to overshadow his closing arguments. People close to the campaigns believe the race is still too close to call a clear leader, with early voting under way.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The question is simple: Who is going to win in November? The answer is complex, because it derives from a mix of many different trends and campaign efforts that must come together to produce a single result. At this point Donald Trump has an edge, but that edge could easily disappear.

Donald Trump's references to her father's genitalia “a poor choice of approaches" to honoring his memory, adding that she wasn't upset by the remarks, as per AP report. “There’s nothing much to say. I’m not really upset,” Peg Palmer Wears, 68, told The Associated Press in an interview on Sunday. «I think it was a poor choice of approaches to remembering my father, but what are you going to do?” On Saturday in Latrobe, Pennsylvania — the city where Palmer was born in 1929 and learned to golf from his father — Trump kicked off his rally in the campaign's closing weeks with a detailed, 12-minute story about Palmer that included an anecdote about what Palmer looked like in the showers, AP reported.

Donald Trump visited a McDonald's in Pennsylvania on Sunday as he stepped up his criticism of Democrat Kamala Harris and dug into his claim, spread without offering evidence, that she never worked at the fast-food chain while in college, as per AP report. The former president visited a McDonalds in Feasterville-Trevose, which is part of Bucks County, a swing area northeast of Philadelphia. Harris has talked during her campaign about her experiences as a fry cook at McDonalds and Trump planned to try his hand before heading to an evening town hall in Lancaster before attending the Pittsburgh Steelers home game against the New York Jets, AP reported. The McDonald's owner, Derek Giacomantonio said, «It is a fundamental value of my organization that we proudly open our doors to everyone who visits the Feasterville community.»

Billionaire Elon Musk is once again using his extraordinary wealth to influence the presidential race between Republican nominee Donald Trump and rival Kamala Harris.

US election 2024 in November, ask the people of Clallam County. The 78,000 folks who live in this strip of mountains, forests and rain-dashed coast in the far northwest of the continental United States haven't been wrong about their presidential pick in almost half a century. as per an AFP report. «Our county is a bellwether county,» explained Rod Fleck, city planner in Forks, a small city in Washington state built on a once-enormous timber industry. «We are the last county that how it votes in November has been an indicator of how the presidential election turns out,» Fleck was quoted as saying by AFP.

Bill Maher recently made a candid plea for Vice President Kamala Harris to win the upcoming election, emphasizing that his prediction of her victory is on the line. During a segment of his show, Real Time, Maher expressed his hopes for a Harris win not only for political reasons but also to uphold his own track record of accurate predictions. “I predicted a month ago you’d win this thing, and if you blow it, it’s going to make me look bad,” Maher quipped, blending humor with his genuine political analysis, as per a report in The Wrap.

Harris and Donald Trump invited star power to the campaign trail Saturday, as they took shots at each other's endurance and urged early voting in battleground states key to the ever-tightening US presidential race. At rallies in Detroit and Atlanta Harris brought out pop stars Lizzo and Usher respectively to warm up her crowds, while painting her rival Trump as exhausted and unhinged. The Republican running for a second go in the White House countered those accusations with a marathon speech in Pennsylvania, as billionaire Elon Musk campaigned for him elsewhere in the state.

Kamala Harris' campaign has taken aim at former President Donald Trump, posting a video that appears to show him nodding off during a recent event. The clip, shared on the Harris campaign's X account, features Trump at a business roundtable in Michigan, where he seemingly struggled to keep his eyes open and bobbed his head, prompting Harris’ team to question his stamina for the demands of the presidency, as mentioned in a report by NBC News.

Elon Musk has recently launched a provocative initiative, offering voters the chance to win up to $1 million for signing a petition that supports constitutional rights. As the Tesla CEO intensifies his support for Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign, this effort has raised questions among election law experts about its legality. Musk’s super PAC, Elon's America PAC, is promoting this campaign primarily in battleground states, including Pennsylvania, leading to discussions about whether these financial incentives may violate federal election laws.