Harris to Rally at Capitol Riot Site as Election Day Approaches

Kamala Harris plans to deliver her final campaign message on Tuesday at the Ellipse, the same location where Donald Trump incited supporters before the January 6 Capitol riot. As the race tightens just a week before Election Day, Harris will argue that Trump poses a threat to democracy, urging Americans to move past his leadership.

Despite criticism that she is overly focused on Trump, a senior campaign official stated that Harris will convey an "optimistic and hopeful" message. She will address a crowd of approximately 20,000, emphasizing the need to turn the page on Trump and pursue a new direction for the country.

Kamala Harris's campaign announced she will present a "major closing argument" to urge Americans to move past Donald Trump and embrace a new path forward.

Meanwhile, Trump is set to speak at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida and then rally in Allentown, Pennsylvania, a critical battleground state. Both candidates are navigating a deeply polarized political landscape, with fears of election-related chaos looming as tensions rise.

Harris is expected to highlight the contrast between her vision for the future and Trump’s divisive policies, particularly on issues like immigration and abortion. Her speech will also serve as a reminder of the dark events surrounding the January 6 riots, reinforcing her stance that America cannot return to that era.

Polls indicate a deadlock between the candidates, with concerns about Trump’s willingness to concede if he loses again. As the campaign enters its final stretch, both candidates are ramping up their efforts, with Harris planning to travel to key states in the coming days.