US Vice-President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are hot on each other's heels today, campaigning in the same battleground states with less than a week to go until polls close.
The White House hopefuls will both be in Wisconsin and North Carolina, having laid out their 'closing arguments' to the American people in past days.
Benji Hyer reports.
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Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are hot on each other's heels today, campaigning in the same battleground states with less than a week to go until polls close.
The White House hopefuls will be in Wisconsin and North Carolina, following the Vice-President's finely toned address to 75,000 people last night, in which she drew a stark contrast between herself and the former President.
She's also separated herself from the current President, after Joe Biden called his predecessor's supporters — or, as he later clarified, their language — "garbage", the word recently used by a speaker at a Trump rally to describe the US territory of Puerto Rico.
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