Trump, Harris hit the trail in swing states

Presidential candidates Vice President Harris and former President Trump are picking up momentum in the final weeks of the election with visits to Georgia and Pennsylvania on Saturday.

Trump will visit a regional airport in Latrobe, Pa. on Saturday for a rally with voters. Former Pittsburgh Steelers wide-receiver Antonio Brown will reportedly join the Republican nominee for president at the rally.

“Time to help make REAL Change Time to make a Difference,” Brown posted on X with a screenshot of the announcement. 

Brown will also take part in a Sunday voter turnout tailgate in the Keystone State alongside political commentator Cliff Maloney and sponsored by MAGA Memecoin, a Trump-themed cryptocurrency. His running mate Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) is not scheduled to campaign on Saturday.

On Saturday, Vice President Harris will visit Detroit with singer Lizzo and then fly to Georgia for a rally where singer-songwriter Usher will perform during the evening.

Vice Presidential candidate Gov. Tim Walz (D-Minn.) will help ramp up support with a visit to Chicago in the morning and Omaha, Neb. in the evening on Saturday.

Harris has a 0.3 percent lead in Pennsylvania while Trump is maintaining a 1.9 percent lead in Georgia. The two candidates are deadlocked in a race that will likely be won by a thin margin.