WASHINGTON: Donald Trump was set to hold a rally in the US swing state of Wisconsin on Saturday (Sep 7) while Democrat Kamala Harris hunkered down in another crucial battleground, Pennsylvania, preparing for next week’s televised presidential debate.
Trump and Harris are essentially tied in the polls, with the Republican again shrugging off a mountain of scandals that would have sunk candidates of the past.
In an early-afternoon rally in Mosinee, Wisconsin, he was expected to attack Vice President Harris on the state of the US economy.
While it is generally robust, with record stock markets and steady employment, polls show voters remain gloomy about inflation – with many buying Trump’s message that he would be the stronger economic leader.
