The campaign heads into the final stretch with 15 days to go until Election Day.
With just over two weeks until election day, and early voting already underway in some states, the candidates continue to focus on key battleground states.
The former president held several events in Pennsylvania this weekend, while the vice president was in Atlanta before also heading to Pennsylvania.
The latest polling averages from 538 show the two candidates running even in key swing states Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
Trump, meanwhile, has a slight lead over Harris in Georgia and Arizona.
Overall, 538's national polling average shows Harris ahead by just 1.8%.
Kamala Harris is heading to the suburbs in three critical battleground states on Monday to court Republican voters uneasy about Donald Trump.
The vice president will be having moderated conversations with Republican Liz Cheney in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin. With just over two weeks to go before the presidential election and the race a dead heat, the Democratic nominee is looking for support from every possible voter.
Her campaign is hoping to persuade those who haven't made up their minds, mobilize any Democrats considering sitting this one out, and pick off voters in areas where support for Trump may be fading.
Harris will be back in Pennsylvania on Wednesday for a town hall in Delaware County, where she will take voter questions.
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A voter sweepstakes spearheaded by tech billionaire Elon Musk is facing scrutiny over whether it is against the law.
Musk announced plans to randomly give away $1 million each day to registered voters who sign a petition from his political action committee.
Legal experts say the giveaway pushes boundaries and may violate laws against paying people to register
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro called it deeply concerning and said he believes law enforcement should get involved.
Musk, who has campaigned for former President Trump, says he hopes the sweepstakes will boost registration among Trump voters.
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Vice President Kamala Harris celebrated her 60th birthday on Sunday. The Democratic presidential nominee was treated to a rendition of "Happy Birthday" by Stevie Wonder, who attended the Jonesboro service.
"People talk about a bucket list -- I think I have just checked off a whole big one to have Stevie Wonder himself sing me 'Happy Birthday,'" the vice president said.
Harris marked the day by speaking at services at two congregations in battleground Georgia on Sunday morning as her campaign continues to encourage groups that are traditional Democratic voters to get to the polls.
