Vice President Kamala Harris is stepping into the hotly contested state of Pennsylvania, home to the biggest prize on the 2024 electoral map. She'll be participating in a CNN town hall aimed at undecided and persuadable voters, a crucial group with just 13 days left until the election. On the same night, former President Donald Trump is set to speak in Georgia, trying to win back its 16 electoral votes.

Harris, who has only been a presidential candidate for 95 days, is emphasizing her personal and political views to voters. She's also been warning about the potential dangers of a second Trump term, especially regarding reproductive rights. Meanwhile, Trump is back on the campaign trail, with a faith town hall in Zebulon and a rally in Duluth.

Interestingly, people who worked in Trump's administration are adding to the chorus warning about the risks of another Trump presidency. John Kelly, a former White House chief of staff, has even described Trump as a "fascist. " This isn't old news from Trump's past; recent campaign events show the former president using harsh language, including a racist trope against Harris.

Pennsylvania in the Spotlight: Harris and Trump Court Voters in Final Stretch

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