NEW YORK – With just over a week to go before Election Day, former President Donald Trump is set to take the stage at Madison Square Garden, hosting a hometown rally to deliver his campaign’s closing message against Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris.
Harris, meanwhile, is in Philadelphia, attending church services, visiting a barbershop, stopping at a Puerto Rican restaurant and going to a youth basketball facility.
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As America prepares to pick a new president – and Tri-State residents choose how to fill out their own ballots – we dive into the latest national and local election news, polls, campaign trail stops, maps and more.
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New York – JUNE 27, 2023 – Voting booths are seen devoid of voters at the 9th DistrIct inside PS175 in Harlem. The election, which features contests in almost all of the City Council districts, has so far attracted about 44,600 voters who’ve cast bal
- ‘Harris lead in VA’: Harris has 6-point edge on Trump in Virginia in Washington Post SCHAR poll (Oct. 26)
- ‘Harris and Trump Deadlocked’: Final Times/Siena National poll finds the two candidates tied at 48 to 48 (Oct. 23)
- ‘Trump Takes Narrow Lead Over Harris’: In the closing weeks of the race, Trump opened a narrow lead in Wall Street Journal poll (Oct. 23)
- ‘Trump closes in’: Trump also leads Harris by two points, 51% to 49%, nationally among likely voters in HarrisX/Forbes Poll (Oct. 23)
- Vice President Kamala Harris: The Democratic nominee will spend the day in Philadelphia, attending church services in the morning and visiting a barbershop. The vice president also plans to stop at a Puerto Rican restaurant and a youth basketball facility.
Democratic presidential nominee, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris waves to supporters at the Church of Christian Compassion on October 27, 2024 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. With less than 2 weeks until Election Day, Harris is campaigning in the Ph
- Former President Donald Trump: The Republican nominee will take the stage at Madison Square Garden, hosting a hometown rally to deliver his campaign’s closing message against Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris.
Signage prior to a campaign event with former US President Donald Trump, not pictured, outside Madison Square Garden in New York, US, on Sunday, Oct 27, 2024. The Republican presidential nominee returns to his hometown on Sunday for an event at an ic
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Local elections spotlight
Democratic Rep. Pat Ryan is working to hold on to his seat in New York’s 18th Congressional District as Republican challenger Alison Esposito seeks to unseat him.
This race is one of seven critical seats in New York that could influence the balance of power in Congress.
The suburban district in upstate New York is a crucial target for Republicans in this unique House battle after a “red wave” two years ago.
Esposito, a former NYPD officer and the GOP nominee for lieutenant governor in 2022, has emphasized crime, border security, and the economy as key issues for voters, while freshman Rep. Pat Ryan, an Iraq War veteran, has focused on his bipartisan efforts, gun safety, and reproductive rights.
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The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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