Trump and Harris host dueling rallies in the Milwaukee area in a final push to win Wisconsin

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : Trump, whose base includes working-class voters, has made sporadic efforts to reach out to rank-and-file union members, who have traditionally been core to the Democratic coalition.
45% : Nine years we've been doing it, and now we're winding down," Trump said later at the start of a rally in Warren, Michigan.
43% : The dueling rallies -- Trump is in downtown Milwaukee and Harris is in a suburb -- may be the candidates' last appearances in Wisconsin before Election Day.
42% : Milwaukee is home to the most Democratic votes in Wisconsin, but its conservative suburbs are where most Republicans live and are a critical area for Trump as he tries to reclaim the state he narrowly won in 2016 and lost in 2020.
32% : Trump was in the Detroit area, where he stopped at a restaurant in Dearborn, the nation's largest Arab-majority city, to meet with supporters.
26% : Wisconsin Republican Party Chair Brian Schimming said that Harris having to return to the Democratic stronghold of Milwaukee shows she is on defense while Trump is on offense.
23% : She called Trump an "an existential threat to America's labor movement.
21% : Trump is trying to cut into the Democrats' margin.
18% : "Harris said Trump is "one of the biggest losers of manufacturing jobs in American history," hanging on the word "loser' as she was flanked by union workers in bright yellow T-shirts.

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