Vice President Kamala Harris is making an aggressive bid to win over independents and moderate Republicans in the suburbs, visiting vote-rich counties in three Great Lakes swing states Monday with former Wyoming Rep.

Vice President Kamala Harris cast herself as a leader who would work with the private sector to grow the US economy as she sought to win over Republican voters disenchanted by Donald Trump during a blitz Monday through three key battleground states.

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump will both be scouring for votes in Michigan on Friday as they try to lock down support in this key political battleground.

Vice President Harris is blitzing through the states of Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan this week, as polls tighten and Democrat nerves fray over the possibility they could again lose the

Former President Donald Trump has so far held more events open to the public in Michigan than Vice President Kamala Harris.

Election Day, Vice President Harris and former President Trump continue to try to win over those voters who are still undecided. New York Times Reporter Jeremy Peters and The New Yorker Staff Writer Susan Glasser join Katy Tur to discuss why some voters may have yet to choose between Harris and Trump.

Vice President Kamala Harris is barnstorming three must-win states on Monday, trying to court undecided voters, especially suburban women. And she’s bringing along what her campaign hopes is her secret weapon: former Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney.

For Donald Trump, the closing 15 days of the presidential campaign will see a frenetic blitz of splashy events and unconventional media appearances designed to reach voters who might not normally tune into politics.