Trump and Harris play their final cards: These states will determine the fate of the US election

Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris, who spent the final day of the presidential race in swing states that will determine the fate of the election, played their final cards to convince undecided voters.

As the world holds its breath for the 60th presidential election to be held in the US on Tuesday, November 5, Trump and Harris spent the final day of their election campaigns intensely.

Democrat Harris held 5 separate election rallies in Pennsylvania, one of the most critical states in the election, while Trump attended election events in Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Michigan on the same day.

The two rivals, who have held consecutive rallies in various regions of Pennsylvania—which is among the must-win states for both candidates—in recent days, want to secure the state's 19 electoral votes at all costs.

In the US presidential election, where the candidate who reaches 270 electoral votes in an electoral system with 538 delegates wins the race, 7 battleground states will determine the fate of the contest.

Pennsylvania, Georgia, Arizona, Nevada, North Carolina, Michigan, and Wisconsin, which are swing states in this election, will play the biggest role in determining who the country's next president will be.

Meanwhile, according to reports in the US media, Harris will follow the results on election night at the Howard University campus in Washington DC, while Trump will spend election night in West Palm Beach, Florida.

News Source: AA