Harris, Trump campaigns race to get vote out on election eve | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Voters have broken century-old participation records in the last two presidential elections, a sign of the passion that Trump stirs in both political parties.
53% : After his Raleigh rally, Trump will campaign in Reading and Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania and Grand Rapids in the swing state of Michigan.
48% : "It's ours to lose," Trump told thousands of supporters gathered in an arena in Raleigh, North Carolina, one of the seven battleground states.
45% : Nonpartisan U.S. election analysts calculate Harris needs to win about 45 electoral votes on top of the states she is expected to win easily to capture the White House, while Trump would need about 51.
37% : Trump believes concerns about the economy and high prices, especially for food and rent, will carry him to the White House.
33% : For all of that turmoil, the contours of the race have changed little and polls have shown Harris and Trump running neck and neck since the summer.
27% : By cherry-picking the voters they want to contact, Trump and his team say they are sending door knockers to places where it makes a difference and being smart about spending.
24% : "On Sunday, Trump complained about gaps in the bulletproof glass surrounding him as he spoke at a rally, and mused that an assassin would have to shoot through the news media to get him, adding, "I don't mind that so much.
16% : "Harris has cast Trump as a danger to democracy, but she sounded optimistic at a Detroit church on Sunday.

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