As the U.S. presidential election approaches, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are focusing their final campaign efforts on Pennsylvania, a key swing state. Trump, who has been indicted and convicted of a felony, also held rallies in Pennsylvania, making controversial remarks, including violent rhetoric against the press. Both candidates have been heavily campaigning, with Harris emphasizing the importance of voting in Pennsylvania to secure the state's 19 Electoral College votes, while Trump continues across battleground states like North Carolina and Michigan. Early voting numbers have been high, with around 75 million people having already cast their votes. The election is tightly contested, with polls showing a dead heat between Harris and Trump as they make their final appeals to voters. Polling stations are set to open soon, marking the culmination of an intense campaign period.