This is News Hour on the BBC World Service.

Coming to you live from London, I'm Regini by Diannardin.

As we head into the final weekend of campaigning before the US election,

it's all going to come down to the contest in a handful of states,

which are still too close to call.

Well, one of them is Wisconsin and news hours James Kamara Sami is there.

Thanks, Regina. I'm in Milwaukee, the biggest, most populous city in this swingiest of Midwestern swing states.

And sporting fans will know it's home to the Bucks and the Brewers.

Well, later today, it will host both Donald Trump and Carmala Harris.

The Republican and Democratic nominees have been criss-crossing this huge country,

but this evening they are holding events in Milwaukee, just 15 minutes dry from each other.

It's a stop on what's being called a blue wall blitz with both

camps, focusing on the trio of previously true blue democratic states that flipped to Donald

Trump in 2016 and back to Joe Biden in 2020. Victory in all three would almost certainly

secure a Harris presidency, lose one, and her path becomes far more precarious.

Well, Donald Trump's currently in another blue wall state, Michigan. He's been to the city of

Dearborn, home to the largest Arab-American population, trying to prize more of those voters

away from the Democrats because of their dissatisfaction with the Biden administration's approach

to the war in the Middle East. You're going to have peace. You's approach to the war in the Middle East.

You're going to have peace in the Middle East, and they should have peace in the Middle East,

but not with the clowns you have in the Middle East.

Let me tell you, what you have, you have people in the Middle East that aren't doing their job,

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