Voting for the US presidential election will begin tonight Japan time. On the final day of the election campaign, Trump and Harris each flew around the battleground states and appealed for support at their final rallies. ■Final appeal in the battleground states US presidential election reporter: "It's finally the final day of the election campaign. Vice President Harris has embarked on a strategy of focusing on the battleground state of Pennsylvania." Democratic Party Vice President Harris: "I want all Pennsylvanians to vote. You will decide the outcome of the election." Pennsylvania has the most electoral votes out of the seven battleground states. If she wins, she will be much closer to the presidency, but the approval ratings of both candidates are close. Harris has visited Pennsylvania a total of 17 times, and on the final day, she campaigned in five places in the state. Democratic Party Vice President Harris: "America is ready to move forward. We will make this a country where we treat fellow Americans as neighbors, not enemies." Harris' final message at the end was to convey a positive image. "It's time to turn the page from an era of hatred and division," he said, and appealed, "I will be the president of all Americans." Reporter: "After this, Vice President Harris will hold a rally to close the election campaign in the hall behind me, and a huge number of people have gathered." Harris' supporter: "It's as if the whole of Pennsylvania is gathered here." "I thought I had to meet Kamala (Harris) in person." "She (Harris) is a historic figure. She is the first black female vice president, so it means a lot to us." Lady Gaga also appeared at the final rally of the election campaign. Lady Gaga: "Tomorrow, let's make your voice heard." Harris' final appeal was: "We will win because we know what we stand for and what we fight for." Harris has been analyzed as having "recovered momentum at the very end of the election campaign." She hopes to create a bright mood with celebrities and connect it to her final support. Reporter: "It's Trump's rally the day before the election, but a large number of supporters have been gathering for about four hours before the opening." On the other hand, Trump also held a rally in the same state of Pennsylvania on the same day. Republican former President Trump: "Tomorrow, I will put an end to high prices. And I will swiftly stop criminals from crossing the border." Trump has visited Pennsylvania 16 times in the past two months. Trump supporter: "We will win. We have already secured early votes, so we have practically won." On the final day of the election, Trump flew around three battleground states. On this day, he also spent time on immigration issues and economic policies, and until the end, he fiercely attacked Harris in his own Trump style. Republican former President Trump: "Tomorrow, with your vote, we will fire Kamala Harris, save America, cut taxes, and curb inflation." He arrived at the last venue in Michigan just after midnight local time. It was a midnight election rally. Former Republican President Trump: "If you go to vote, you will have a big victory. It will be the greatest political victory in the history of this country." Harris has 48.7% approval rating, while Trump has 48.6% approval rating (Real Clear Politics, October 18th to November 4th), making it a historic close race. The vote to decide the winner will begin soon. ■No matter which media you look at... "This time, we just can't tell" Caster Shintaro Saito: The US presidential election will begin on the evening of November 5th, Japan time. The latest poll results show Harris with 48.7% approval rating and Trump with 48.6% approval rating, making it a historic close race where it is unclear which candidate will win. Among them, there are seven states that are considered to be battleground states. Arizona 11 Wisconsin 10 Georgia 16 Nevada 6 North Carolina 16 Pennsylvania 19 Michigan 15 It is said that Pennsylvania, which has the most electoral votes, will determine the outcome of the election. That is why both Trump and Harris have visited Pennsylvania many times. Furthermore, looking back at the past four elections, there is data showing that the winner of Pennsylvania became president: 2008 Obama (Democrat), 2012 Obama (Democrat), 2016 Trump (Republican), and 2020 Biden (Democrat), so it is clear that they want to cherish this state of Pennsylvania even more. As for the approval rating in Pennsylvania, Harris is at 48.1% and Trump is at 48.5%, with only a 0.4 point difference. Anchorman Takahiro Inoue: Regarding Trump, he makes many discriminatory remarks and is radical, but he has a track record of improving the economy. On the other hand, Ms. Harris is accommodating and diverse, but the American economy has stagnated over the past four years. Ms. Harris said, "She hasn't been able to do it" over the past four years. If she were to say that she can do it from now on and it is taken as unconvincing, I feel that it would be difficult for Ms. Harris to do her job. What do you think about that? (https://newsdig.tbs.co.jp/list/articl... ▼TBS NEWS DIG Official Website https://newsdig.tbs.co.jp/ ▼Please subscribe to our channel! / @tbsnewsdig ▼Information provided by "TBS Insiders" https://www.tbs.co.jp/news_sp/tbs-ins... ▼Video provided by "TBS Scoop Post" https://www.tbs.co.jp/news_sp/toukou.... #News #news #TBS #newsdig