With one week to go, hope and fear surround US election
With just one week until the US election, voters' emotions are starting to intensify.
In the key swing state of Arizona, university students attended a Get Out the Vote event for Harris-Walz.
Nineteen-year-old Ezequiel Feliciano said, "I definitely feel anxious, you know? With the candidate Kamala Harris, I do feel like there is actually hope for what's going to happen. It just feels like it could go either way and that's obviously scary, yeah.”
Early voting continues in another critical state, North Carolina. Resident John Miller was not impressed with the candidates.
"There's no good choice, on so many levels, but especially in the presidential race. It's terrifying to me," he said.
Harris and Trump are neck-and-neck in the polls of the battleground states that will determine the winner of the U.S. presidential election. Both candidates are working hard to win over the remaining sliver of undecided and independent voters in those states while turning out their respective base supporters to vote early or show up at ballot stations on Nov. 5.
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