Fear, hope and bluster for US voters as campaign hits climax

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : The steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art were lit up in shades of royal blue, with a long queue snaking its way to the venue for Harris's rallyOn the campaign trail, Trump has called recent migrants to the United States "animals" and likened the wave of immigration to an "invasion.
38% : Sam Nyambe, a 48-year-old who immigrated from Zambia, told AFP he supported Trump for his "Christian values," especially on abortion.- 'He'll ruin everything' -In Philadelphia, the steps of the city's art museum were lit up in shades of royal blue, with a long queue snaking its way to the venue for Harris's rally.
36% : With polls opening across the United States just hours after each of the candidates were due to speak late on Monday, both sets of supporters will have their answers soon enough.- 'Awful suspicious' -"If you look at the numbers of people, you look at the rallies, it's crazy the support that Trump has," said Mark Perry, 65, who had lined up in Grand Rapids.
35% : Trump has 34 felony convictions for crimes related to hush money payments to a porn star ahead of the 2016 election, and is awaiting sentencing.
14% : Trump has ramped up claims of election fraud ever since his 2020 loss to President Joe Biden and ahead of this year's vote, though no evidence of widespread fraud has come to light.

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