Washington, Nov 02, (V7N) — With just three days until Election Day, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are holding rallies in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, a crucial battleground state. U.S. officials have warned that a viral video claiming illegal voting in Georgia is part of a Russian disinformation campaign, urging voters to be cautious.
 
The Harris campaign claims they are gaining momentum, saying they lead Trump by double digits among late-deciding voters. They attribute this shift to Trump's controversial comments at a recent rally, which included racist remarks. In contrast, Trump’s team dismissed these claims, arguing that Harris has been unable to inspire voters.
 
A new poll shows that 65% of Latino voters in Pennsylvania support Harris, while only 30% back Trump. This comes after Trump faced backlash for a racist joke made at his rally, which many Latino voters found offensive.
 
In Georgia, a judge ruled that Cobb County must accept absentee ballots that are postmarked by Election Day, addressing delays in sending out ballots. In Pennsylvania, a court ordered the local election office to provide new absentee ballots to nearly 20,000 voters who didn’t receive theirs due to postal issues. Meanwhile, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld a law that disallows counting improperly dated absentee ballots, reinforcing election integrity.
 
During a rally in Michigan, Trump appealed to Black voters, reiterating claims that immigrants take jobs from them. He also suggested he did more for Black Americans than any other president.
 
In other news, Arizona's Attorney General is investigating Trump's violent comments about Liz Cheney, which some see as threats. Harris condemned these remarks, stating they disqualify Trump from the presidency. The White House also denounced the comments as unacceptable.
 
At a campaign event, Trump mentioned that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could have a significant role in healthcare if he wins, a move Harris criticized, stating he should not influence health policy. As Election Day approaches, both candidates are making final appeals to voters amidst ongoing controversies.
 
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