Former President Donald Trump held a rally in Kinston, North Carolina, where he reiterated his campaign themes, claiming the state would deliver him 16 electoral votes and vowing to address inflation and crime if elected. Trump expressed confidence in his past successes in North Carolina while criticizing the current administration for allowing what he termed an 'invasion of criminals.' Meanwhile, Catholic commentators are divided on voting for Trump, with some arguing it is a moral obligation to prevent a Democratic victory, while others advocate for third-party options. In France, political sentiments towards Trump have cooled, with National Rally leaders expressing a desire for independence from American politics, contrasting previous support. Amid election controversies, long lines were reported in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, as voters, many of whom supported Trump, waited to cast their ballots. Supporters cite inflation and immigration issues as critical factors influencing their choice for Trump over Biden.