Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are both out campaigning in crucial states today. Harris is in Nevada and Arizona, while Trump is in Michigan. Despite Hurricane Milton making landfall in Florida, neither has shifted their plans. They're trying to win over voters in states that could make or break the election.

Harris is focusing on the Hispanic vote, especially men. Her campaign has started a group called "Hombres con Harris" to connect with this community. They're planning events at Latino-owned businesses, union halls, and community gatherings until Election Day. Harris's team is also running Spanish-language radio ads and targeting sporting events like baseball games and boxing matches.

Trump, on the other hand, is speaking about economic issues. He's been to the Economic Club of Detroit and is using his platform to talk about policies that matter to voters. Both candidates are trying to sway key voting groups who might decide the election.

Polls show that Hispanic voters are split on who they trust more with the economy, but they lean slightly toward Trump on immigration. Women in this group tend to trust Harris more, while men prefer Trump.

Former President Barack Obama is also campaigning today. He'll be at a rally in Pittsburgh, promoting Harris's campaign. This is his first appearance for her, which could change the dynamics of the race.

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump Hit the Campaign Trail in Key States Despite Hurricane

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