Presidential candidates campaigned in the western United States on Thursday to rally voters. Vice President Kamala Harris focused on abortion rights, while former President Donald Trump emphasized immigration and border control. Recent polls show a close race, with Trump holding a slight lead in some and a tie in others. Both Democrats and Republicans express anxiety about the election, with Democrats reporting higher levels. Harris maintains a narrow national lead, but it has decreased and is within the margin of error. In critical swing states like Michigan and Nevada, the competition is tight. Harris campaigned in Arizona and Nevada, addressing offensive remarks made by Trump. Trump campaigned in New Mexico and Nevada, promising to solve border issues and demonizing migrants. Harris heads to Wisconsin, while Trump heads to Michigan and Wisconsin for rallies. Trump’s visit to Dearborn, Michigan, home to a large Arab population, is significant as he is the first major candidate to visit the city. The Harris campaign faces backlash following comments made by former President Bill Clinton during a campaign event.
