Trump calls on Harris to take cognitive test as candidates head to Pennsylvania in Election Day sprint: Live updates

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The two White House candidates face off Monday against the crucial swing state of Pennsylvania, which Joe Biden narrowly won four years ago and which promises to serve as kingmaker again this time.

Harris will hold a rally in Erie, a Democratic-majority city in the northwest part of the state of about 94,000 people that borders suburbs and rural areas and is home to many registered Republicans, hoping to change her mind.

Trump, meanwhile, will be in the Southeast, holding a town hall at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center and Fairgrounds in suburban Oaks.

The vice president has announced a plan to give black men more economic opportunities and other opportunities to thrive as she works to bolster a key voting bloc that Democrats fear lacks enthusiasm for her candidacy.

Harris’ “Black Male Opportunity Agenda” includes providing forgivable business loans to Black entrepreneurs, creating more apprenticeships and studying sickle cell anemia and other diseases that disproportionately affect African-American men.

The Democrat has already said she supports marijuana legalization, and her plan includes working to ensure black men have the opportunity to participate as “a national cannabis industry takes shape.”

She also calls for better regulation of cryptocurrency to protect Black men and others who invest in digital assets.

The vice president’s plan is intended to empower African-American men at a time when there are fears that some might sit out the election rather than vote for Harris or her opponent Donald Trump – an issue that Barack Obama sought to tackle head-on in Pennsylvania last week.

Join Editor-in-Chief Holly Baxter on October 15 as she sits down with a panel of experts The Independentincluding Bel Trew, Andrew Feinberg and Eric Garcia.

The event will explore Harris’ agenda, her vision for America and the impact of her presidency, while also addressing Trump’s potential resurgence and what his return could mean for the nation and the world.

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