Vice President Kamala Harris focused her efforts on the Rust Belt yesterday, while her rival Donald Trump headed to three major battleground states; in a last-ditch effort to win votes, 24 hours before the date of the election, which is witnessing a historically close election. Seventy-five million people have voted early before the general election, tomorrow (Tuesday), at a time when polls show the results of the candidates are at an unprecedented level of equality at this stage.

A recent New York Times/Siena poll released yesterday indicated some gradual changes in key swing states, but the results from all seven remained within the margin of error. Harris, who is seeking support in the Great Lakes states, spent yesterday in Michigan. Trump’s agenda focuses on Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Georgia, all of which are crucial wins.