00:00It has been a busy Sunday for the two main contenders in the U.S. presidential race with
00:06less than 24 hours to go until polling day on Tuesday.
00:10Both Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump held campaign events in key swing
00:15states, battleground areas widely expected to decide the outcome of the election.
00:20In Michigan, Harris vowed to turn the page on a decade of politics driven by fear and
00:25division.
00:26She described Tuesday as one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime and expressed confidence
00:32that she would win the race for the White House.
00:52Trump meanwhile spoke confidently of an election victory at his rally in North Carolina.
01:09Poll trackers however suggest that Trump and Harris remain neck and neck in North Carolina
01:13as well as in six other swing states.
01:16At a rally earlier in the day in Pennsylvania, Trump resorted to familiar unsubstantiated
01:21claims of vote rigging, claiming that fraud was already underway in the state.
01:26With less than 24 hours to go until election day, the race remains tight.
01:31But over the past few days, the mood has been shifting in favor of Kamala Harris.
01:35And here's why.
01:37Late deciders seem to be breaking in her favor and a stunning poll from Iowa with her in
01:42the lead seems to be suggesting that she's a stronger force in the Midwest than expected.
01:48The main reason for the late mood swing though is her Republican opponent.
01:52Donald Trump's rhetoric has become increasingly erratic and violent, going after his political
01:57opponents with a vulgarity that is noticeable even by his standards.
02:02For the Harris campaign, that's a gift that keeps on giving, an advent calendar of insults
02:07of women in particular.
02:10And you can feel that voters are noticing, at last.
02:14With one more day of campaigning to go, we might be in for a surprise outcome.
02:20Stefan Grobe, Euronews, Washington.
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