As the US election approaches, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are campaigning in key battleground states. Harris has been emphasizing her administration's efforts to create more factory jobs and supporting labor unions, while Trump has been criticizing his opponents, including former First Lady Michelle Obama. The election is predicted to be close, with analysts saying that the outcome may depend on a few crucial swing states.
In recent days, controversy has arisen over comments made by Trump about Puerto Rico, which some have interpreted as racist. Puerto Ricans living in the US are a key demographic in some swing states, and their votes could play a significant role in determining the election's outcome.
Harris is set to address a crowd of 20,000 people in Washington, DC, on Tuesday night, while Trump will hold a rally in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Whoever wins Pennsylvania may well win the White House, analysts believe.