On the eve of Tuesday's election, Vice President Kamala Harris will attend a voter canvassing event at 11:40 a.m. in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Harris will spend all of Monday in Pennsylvania, giving one final push in the fight to gain the state's 19 Electoral College votes before the nation casts their votes for president.

On election eve, Vice President Kamala Harris spends her final full day on the campaign trail crisscrossing Pennsylvania, the biggest of the battleground states. But she's got company – Donald Trump

Harris, at a get-out-the-vote event in Scranton, Pennsylvania, urged her supporters to “enjoy” the final day of her campaign as they were set to head out for door-knocking. “Are you ready to do this?” Harris said Monday. A large “VOTE FOR FREEDOM” sign was behind her with a similar “VOTE” banner to her side.

Vice president Kamala Harris was barnstorming the crucial state of Pennsylvania Monday as former President Donald Trump hopscotched three battleground states on the eve of Election Day. With many polls still deadlocked,

Harris, the Democratic candidate, headed to Michigan in the upper Midwest, one of seven states where polling shows the contest is exceedingly close and the outcome uncertain. Political math shows that whichever candidate captures four or more of the seven battleground states is likely to become the country’s 47th president.