Good evening. I'm Amnavaz. And I'm Jeff Bennett on the news hour tonight. Kamala Harris,

Donald Trump, and their running mates all storm critical swing states with only a few days until voting ends.

We examine the trends from early voting data and what they signal about this year's election.

And the growing political divide over whether to trust election results, despite no evidence that the vote has been compromised.

We know that it's not easy because we know that unfortunately people have been fed lies about our election system now for literally four years.

Welcome to the News Hour. With four days to go until Election Day, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump have dueling rallies planned in Battleground Wisconsin tonight, mere miles away from each other.

But the home stretch is not without bumps in the road. Today, foreign threats of election interference sprang up in another swing state of Georgia.

But we begin tonight in Michigan with Trump's latest stop on the campaign trail.

Laura Barone Lopez begins our coverage.

Donald Trump rounding the final lap of his third presidential campaign today, sticking with his

anti-immigrant closing message.

All those people that illegally come across the border with their open border policy are taking

the African-American jobs away.

The former president rallied in Warren, Michigan this afternoon.

After stopping at a cafe in Dearborn, where he doubled down on comments he made last night.

In Glendale, Arizona, he sat down with a controversial ally, former Fox News personality,

Tucker Carlson.

At the center of their conversation, one of Trump's most outspoken Republican critics.

Is it weird for you to see Liz Cheney, that'd be Dick Cheney's repulsive little daughter,

running against you with Kamala Harris?

Liz Cheney, the former Wyoming representative, crossed party lines to endorse and campaign for Kamala Harris. Liz Cheney, the former Wyoming representative, crossed party lines to endorse and campaign

for Kamala Harris.

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