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I'm Windsor Johnston.

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are criss-crossing the key swing states with about two weeks

to go before election day.

Both candidates have spent the last week trying to sharpen their pitches to voters, especially those who still remain

undecided.

NPR's Dominican Montanaro reports their campaign moves say something about their strategies in the final stretch to

November 5th. Vice President Kamla Harris was in Georgia over the weekend courting

black voters. Now she's hitting all three of the blue wall states of

Wisconsin, Michigan Michigan and Pennsylvania

in a single day. She'll be back in Georgia later this week for a rally with

former President Barack Obama. Donald Trump meanwhile was in Pennsylvania

over the weekend, is in North Carolina, and will be in Nevada later in the week.

It all speaks to the desperation for both candidates to turn out their voters in the final days

of this campaign.

For Harris, the Blue Wall is critical to her chances of winning for

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