With less than 24 hours to the opening of Tuesday polling, both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are banking on massive voter turnout in critical battleground states to clinch a win in one of the most competitive presidential races in recent history.
The two campaigns have adopted high-intensity outreach strategies aimed at mobilizing every possible supporter, especially in swing states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, Georgia, and Arizona, where a strong turnout could make a difference.
From a surge of early voting appeals to target digital campaigns and last-minute rallies, the candidates’ efforts underscore the importance of a high turnout, particularly among independents and the undecided.
For Trump’s campaign, securing a high turnout among his base is central to its strategy.
The former president has maintained his robust appeal to conservative voters, emphasising economic security, immigration reform, and national pride, hoping to tap into the enthusiasm of his core supporters…
