Trump and Harris campaign out West in final sprint to Election Day: Live

In a message posted to his X/Twitter account, LeBron James wrote: “What are we even talking about here?? When I think about my kids and my family and how they will grow up, the choice is clear to me.”

As the 2024 election campaign narrows to just a few battleground states and the clock ticks down to November 5, it is perhaps not entirely surprising to see both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris will be campaigning in Milwaukee in the crucial state of Wisconsin on Friday night.

Former President Trump will be back the FiServ Forum, the site of the Republican National Convention in July, with the program starting at 8pm CT (doors at 4pm).

The “When We Vote We Win Rally” with Vice President Harris features special guest Cardi B featuring performances by DJ GEMINI GILLY, Flo Milli, GloRilla, The Isley Brothers, and MC Lyte. That will take place at the Wisconsin State Fair Exposition Center from 6pm to 10pm CT.

“On Thursday, Georgia voters exceeded 50% statewide turnout among active voters, with 3,653,333 Georgians having cast ballots, 3,426,851 of those voting early,” says a press release from the Georgia Secretary of State’s office.

Taking to the stage 40 minutes late after an extended playlist of his Broadway favorites, Donald Trump begins his rally: “Five days!… We’re doing great in Nevada.”

“I’d like to start with a very simple question: are you better off now than you were four years ago?”

The crowd responds loudly: “No!”

After accusing Kamala Harris of lying every time she gets on stage, Trump then says: “I feel like I’m the father of IVF.”

This afternoon, President Biden called DNC Chairman Jaime Harrison, DCCC Chairwoman Suzan DelBene, and DGA Chair Laura Kelly to discuss the state of races across the country. The President also called North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein to wish him luck in his gubernatorial race.

The pop superstar, 66, took to Instagram on Thursday (October 31) to share her endorsement just days before the election. In her post, the “Like a Virgin” singer shared snaps from her recent trip to Paris, France. However, Madonna explained that she promptly returned home to cast her vote for president.

“Paris was so FUN! It was hard to leave, but I had to come home to V.O.T.E,” she captioned her post, along with two American flag emojis.

Commenting on Donald Trump’s statement on Wednesday night that he would be a protector of women whether they like it or not, Kamala Harris told Yamiche Alcindor of NBC News: “Well, I’ll just speak on behalf of myself, but also the Americans that I speak with every day around our country, regardless of their gender, which is the majority of Americans, believe that women are intelligent enough and should have and be respected for their agency to make decisions for themselves about what is in their best interest, and not have their government, and certainly not Donald Trump telling them what to do.

“And his latest comment is just the most recent in a series of examples that we have seen from him, in his words and deeds, about he de- how he devalues the ability of women to have the choice and the freedom to make decisions about their own body.”

Speaking to Yamiche Alcindor of NBC News, Kamala Harris was asked about her day one priorities for executive action.

Harris replied: “Well, my first priority, which will be probably the package of bills, is about bringing down the cost of living. So it’s about housing, it’s about child care, it’s about what we need to do to deal with grocery prices. So it’s not one, it’s a package that is with one singular purpose, bringing down the cost of living.”