Tomorrow night's presidential debate between Donald Trump and

Kamala Harris will take place in Philadelphia in a state that could prove to be

the deciding factor in the race for the White House. Lisa Desjardin takes us

inside one Pennsylvania county

with a track record of picking the winner,

a place both parties think could signal how the state and possibly the country could vote.

Drive down a gravel road just past a cornfield and you will

find how Vice President Harris plans to win the election. If someone says

you know they're concerned about reproductive health care, you want to talk about

Kabbalah Harris's opinions on that.

In swing North Hampton County, Pennsylvania, Democratic volunteers meet weekly to strategize before hitting the streets and pushing

every way they can for Harris. Hello my name is Vanessa and I'm a volunteer with

the Harris campaign. There's a lot of enthusiasm since Kamala Harris got into the race for

you know getting out and voting for her, but I think people are very you know concerned it's such a close race

Help people get involved for it and help people work to save America.

Several miles away in North Hampton County,

Republicans too are gathering for voter outreach.

In one room, we see the span of the MAGA coalition. Some focused on Trump as a

strong leader, at least two others on conspiracies. Among the things this woman

told us is that Joe Biden is actually dead, replaced by a fake.

For Rodney Nace, it's about Trump's track record.

He voted for Barack Obama once, but is now all in on Donald Trump.

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