US elections 2024: Trump claims fraud, rallies support in final push for swing states
On a crucial day, the Republican candidate, Donald Trump, embarked upon a whirlwind tour of three must-win states. He commenced with a morning rally in Pennsylvania, where he alleged potential foul play despite polls suggesting a close race. Trump then flew to North Carolina, a state he has visited frequently, indicating the campaign’s concern about securing its vote. His final stop was Georgia, where high early voting turnout has both parties working hard to mobilise supporters. Throughout the day, Trump emphasised the importance of each state, casting doubt on voting processes and rallying his base. With just 24 hours remaining in the longest modern American political campaign, both candidates pushed to make their final impressions on voters in these key battleground states.
Al Jazeera’s Alan Fisher reports from Kinston in North Carolina.
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