Trump and Harris make final pitch in Pennsylvania on eve of historic US vote

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60% : -Donald Trump and Kamala Harris both predicted victory as they campaigned across Pennsylvania on Monday in the final, frantic day of an exceptionally close U.S. presidential election.
59% : Trump campaigned in North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Michigan on the final full day of the campaign and was due to return to his home in Palm Beach, Florida, to vote and await election results.
54% : In Pittsburgh, Trump appeared before a large crowd in an arena and offered what his campaign called his final closing message to voters in the last hours before Election Day.
49% : "We've been waiting four years for this," said Trump, who mounted a 2024 comeback bid after losing the 2020 election to Biden.
47% : Harris scheduled five campaign stops in Pennsylvania, including two cities where Trump also visited, Reading and Pittsburgh.
46% : Nevertheless, opinion polls show Trump, 78, and Harris, 60, virtually even.
45% : "We're going to win the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and it's going to be over," said Trump, who later annouced on stage he had been endorsed by podcaster Joe Rogan.
42% : In Reading, he vowed to keep transgender athletes out of women's sports, as supporters waved pink "Women for Trump" signs behind him.
39% : That is significant given that Harris led Trump by 50% to 38% among female registered voters, according to an October Reuters/Ipsos poll, while Trump led among men 48% to 41%.
33% : Trump has vowed to protect women "whether the women like it or not" and said that the decision of whether to ban abortion should be up to individual states, after the conservative majority he cemented on the U.S. Supreme Court in 2022 ended the nationwide right to abortion.
25% : The winner may not be known for days after Tuesday's vote, though Trump has already signaled that he will attempt to fight any defeat, as he did in 2020.
11% : Trump pushed economic themes in his Pittsburgh speech, saying Harris would bring economic misery if she is elected.

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