Ms. Harris knocked on doors to urge voters to vote in the battleground state of Pennsylvania

US Vice President Kamala Harris spent the entire day of November 4 campaigning in Pennsylvania, including knocking on doors to solicit support.

During her stop in Reading, Pennsylvania on November 4, Harris went door-to-door in a residential area to drum up support for her on Election Day. When she arrived at the first house, Harris met a couple and their son waiting in the front yard, welcoming the vice president, The Hill reported.

At the second house, Mrs. Harris rang the bell and waited at the door, then the couple appeared, the wife opened the door and came to hug Mrs. Harris.

Kamala Harris met the couple when she knocked on doors in Reading, Pennsylvania on November 4.

“I wanted to stop by and say I hope I get your vote,” the Democratic presidential candidate told the couple. “I already voted for you,” the wife replied, adding that her husband would also vote for Harris on November 5.

Reading is one of five stops for Harris in Pennsylvania on November 4. According to a poll compiled by The Hill /Decision Desk HQ, Harris is trailing her opponent, former President Donald Trump, by 0.7 percentage points.

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Pennsylvania is one of the most important battleground states in this year's election. Harris' campaign ended on November 4 with a rally in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

On the other hand, Republican candidate Donald Trump prepares for the day before the election with events in North Carolina, Pennsylvania and ending in Michigan.

The heat in Pennsylvania is also reflected in the amount of money pouring into the state for advertising campaigns. According to Virginia-based advertising analytics firm AdImpact, about $576 million in presidential campaign advertising dollars came from Pennsylvania. Looking more broadly at spending across all races, from presidents, congressmen , to state elected officials, about $1.2 billion in advertising dollars came from Pennsylvania this year, compared to $440 million in 2020.

CNN reported that as of November 4, more than 79 million American voters had voted early.

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