Good evening, only 13 days to go in one of the most momentous and

unusual presidential races in American history. Tonight, Kamla Harris faces

voters in the biggest battleground prize, Pennsylvania.

CNET Presidential Town Hall begins right now. And welcome. We are live from Chester Township, Pennsylvania, Delaware County,

one of the critical counties around Philadelphia that will help determine who wins the White House.

Welcome to CNN's presidential town hall with the Democratic nominee, Vice President Kamla Harris, I'm Anderson Cooper.

Now in this room we have assembled a group of 32 Pennsylvania voters who say they are still undecided or persuadable.

All of them are registered to vote.

Some cast votes for Joe Biden in 2020,

others for Donald Trump, some didn't vote at all,

and for some this is their first election.

Many are leaning right now to one candidate or another but

they all say they have yet to make their final choice. Now we found these voters

working with a nonpartisan research firm as well as business and religious groups, universities and other

civic organizations.

These voters are asking their own questions tonight selected by CNN to cover a variety of topics.

You may see them holding a piece of paper when they're

asking their question. It has their question on it. That is a question they have

come up with. It has not been edited in any way by seeing that. We also

invited former President Donald Trump to

participate in a town hall or debate he declined. Ladies and

gentlemen, please welcome Vice President Kamil Harris.

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