Former President Donald Trump held a 'Believers and Ballots' faith town hall in Zebulon, Georgia, aiming to rally evangelical voters during the critical final weeks of the campaign. Trump emphasized the importance of the upcoming election and reiterated his stance on issues such as border security, which he labeled as the nation's top problem. The event attracted a supportive crowd, with Faith & Freedom Coalition founder Ralph Reed highlighting Trump's pro-life and pro-Israel credentials. Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris was in Pennsylvania engaging undecided voters but faced criticism for her previous comments regarding Christians. As Trump continues to appeal to his base in smaller towns, Harris seeks to broaden her support in suburban areas. The contrasting strategies reflect the candidates' approaches to galvanizing their respective voter bases ahead of the election.