Trump, Harris campaigns barnstorm Georgia as race remains neck-and-neck

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : He went on to say churchgoing individuals had a "biblical obligation" to support Trump, describing his ascendance in politics as "a series of events that only God could orchestrate.
52% : And Wednesday evening, her campaign announced Harris will deliver a "closing argument" speech next Tuesday on the Ellipse at National Mall -- the same spot Trump gave the speech many believe inspired the Jan. 6 riots.
50% : "Earlier in the day, Trump attended a "Believers and Ballots" faith town-hall where he spoke about the need for Christians to get out and vote, especially evangelicals -- who he argued need to turn out in higher percentages.
47% : The Capitol riot was also highlighted during remarks from Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga), who told the audience, "if you walked through open doors on Jan 6., Trump is only one who will pardon those people.
36% : "If you look over the last 30 years or so, for whatever reason, Christians are not tremendous voters in terms of percentage, if they were, would never lose an election," Trump said.
33% : "The fate of our nation will be in your hands," Trump told supporters.

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