Kamala Harris is set to hold the election night watch party at her alma mater, Howard University on Tuesday night, marking the first time a presidential election watch party to be held on a college campus.

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Kamala Harris’s last message to America is devoid of all joy. In fact, it’s downright threatening and hate-filled. In a new Harris ad, the Elf actor Will Ferrell tells voters that if they don’t vote to keep President Trump out of office, he will hold them personally responsible when he wins. Actually, he said, “We […] The post Joyless Will Ferrell Curses at and Threatens Trump Voters appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Vice presidential candidates JD Vance and Tim Walz visited the same Wisconsin city on Monday to make their final pitch to voters in the Badger State.  The rival candidates both spent the morning in La Crosse, a city of around 51,000, to urge their supporters to show up big on Election Day. Former President Donald Trump currently leads Vice President Kamala Harris in Wisconsin 48.6%-48.4%, according to an average of 88 polls from the state.  Vance spoke at the La Crosse Center Monday morning before heading out for a campaign stop in Michigan.  “This is actually my last visit to the state of Wisconsin for this election, but that’s OK,” Vance said. “I promise I will come back as your vice president of the United States because we’re going to win this thing.”  During his speech, Vance jabbed at rival Walz for having to defend the record of Harris. “And I want you to spare a prayer for Governor Tim Walz,” Vance said. “I don’t think any of us have had the kind of day that Tim Walz is going to have today where he’s got to go around and convince the American people that Kamala Harris can be the president of the United States. That’s tough work.” Vance also spoke about the terrible jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics that found the economy added just 12,000 jobs in October, pointing out that many of the jobs gains were in the government sector. “[Kamala Harris] created jobs for bureaucrats while all of our neighbors and friends are struggling in this economy. And I’ve got to tell you when Donald Trump is president, we’re going to get back to a golden age of American prosperity.”  Shortly after Vance spoke, Walz spoke at The Main event space in La Crosse to address backers of Harris’ campaign “This is a generational opportunity for us to turn the page for us to take this momentum going forward,” he said. “This election, quite literally, could be won through the state of Wisconsin, and it could be won right here through La Crosse.” Walz also talked about the economy, claiming that a Harris administration would lower inflation.  “Every single day we will be focused on lowering the cost of living for middle-class folks and putting more money back in the pockets again of middle-class folks,” he said. MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ NOW STREAMING ON DAILYWIRE+ Wisconsin Team Trump Communications Director Jacob Fischer blasted Harris’ economic policies on Monday in a statement to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.  “After four years of Kamalanomics, Wisconsin households have spent nearly $28,000 more due to historic inflation. If given four more years, Kamala Harris is proposing the largest tax hike in history,” he said. “Meanwhile, President Trump is proposing to help hard-working Wisconsinites with commonsense policies like No Tax on Tips, No Tax on Social Security, No Tax on Overtime, tax credits for caregivers and children, and tax credits for new farming equipment.” Wisconsin was decided by around 20,000 votes in both 2020 and 2016. Cygnal pollster Brent Buchanan told The Daily Wire’s “Morning Wire” podcast on Monday that he believes Wisconsin will be the most likely “Blue Wall” state to break in Trump’s favor.

The presidential campaigns of former President Donald Trump over Vice President Kamala Harris touted bullish takeaways from internal data in the final stretch of the 2024 campaign, but each side appears to be focused on different trends. As public polls signaled a close race on Monday, Trump campaign national press secretary Karoline Leavitt made an appearance on Fox Business and said early voters in swing states are leaning toward the GOP ticket. “Our internal polls have President Trump leading in every key battleground state,” Leavitt said. “We are cautiously optimistic about a big victory tomorrow night as long as everyone turns out to vote.” .@kleavittnh: Our internal polls have President Trump leading in every key battleground state. We are cautiously optimistic about a big victory tomorrow night as long as everyone turns out to vote. ? pic.twitter.com/Rhust5N1no — Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) November 4, 2024 Leavitt added that “early voting trends” indicate that people are going to the polls and the numbers seem to favor Republicans in “every” swing state. She also suggested Democrats are struggling in certain areas, as “urban turnout is down compared to what it was in 2020” and “female turnout for Kamala Harris is down compared to those that turned out early for Joe Biden” in the 2020 election. Leavitt concluded that “all signs point to a victory tomorrow night, but we’re not taking our foot off the gas. President Trump has four rallies in battleground states today. And we need everyone to get out and vote.” Two senior advisors similarly told The Daily Wire that they are “cautiously optimistic” about the election. As it turns out, Harris’ campaign is also feeling “cautiously optimistic,” NBC News Washington Correspondent Yamiche Alcindor reported over the weekend. “Senior Harris campaign officials say their internal data show they are winning battleground voters who have made up their minds in the last week by double digits,” Alcindor added. “Still, Harris is doing everything possible to avoid the Blue Wall crumbling like it did in 2016,” she continued, and therefore Harris was campaigning in the swing state of Michigan. Alcindor said a Harris aide told her they have a “big operation” focused on Dearborn, which has a large Muslim community, amid uncertainty about whether they will turn away from the VP this election because of conflict in Gaza. On Friday, RealClearPolitics reporter Philip Wegmann said on X a senior Harris campaign official claimed Trump’s rally at Madison Square Garden “crystalized” the choice of swing state voters who made up their mind to back the VP in the last week.