Harris: Pa. will determine election; Pence: GOP 'road to victory' goes through the state
Sen. Kamala Harris participated in two get-out-the-vote events in Pennsylvania this afternoon, a canvass launch in Luzerne County and a drive-in rally focused on Latino voters in Lehigh Valley, as Democrats pour their efforts into the state Trump narrowly won in 2016 in their final full day of campaigning.
In Luzerne County, Harris spoke to a crowd of 76 people about the importance of Pennsylvania to their path and told supporters there that Pennsylvania will determine the outcome of the election.
"That's why we're all here and keep coming back -- because we care about Pennsylvania and because Pennsylvania's gonna determine the outcome of this election," Harris said.
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Without mentioning Trump by name, Harris also hinted at the president's threats of legal action following the election, describing them as efforts to suppress the vote and intimidate voters.
"We know that there are a lot of folks around the country, including you know who, who have been trying to openly suppress the right to vote, to intimidate, to make it difficult, to make it confusing," she said, telling supporters it's all the more reason to make sure their ballot is cast and counted.
Vice President Mike Pence at an afternoon rally in Erie shared the senator's sentiment on the importance of Pennsylvania, telling his crowd of supporters that "the road to victory goes right through the Keystone state."
-ABC News' Averi Harper and Justin Gomez