Harris labeled ‘tough enough’ by more voters than Trump as presidential campaigns ready for key weekend: Live

The latest AP/NORC poll shows Kamala Harris pulling ahead of Donald Trump as the candidate of whom voters have a more positive view.

Specifically, the vice president scores higher on where she is “tough enough to be president”, “would change the country for the better”, and “would fight for people like you”.

The former president meanwhile scores highest on “will say anything to win the election”.

Trump delivered his latest rally in Uniondale on Long Island, New York, on Wednesday, pledging to “bring back religion” to thank God for saving his life, and asking New Yorkers to vote for him by saying:“What the hell do you have to lose?”

The Republican nominee also pledged to visit Springfield, Ohio, after he and running mate JD Vance spread a bogus story aboutHaitian immigrants stealing and eating residents’ pets, inspiring a spate of bomb threats.

Meanwhile, a fresh poll from Quinnipiac University has placed his Democratic rival ahead in two key swing states – Pennsylvania and Michigan – and more narrowly ahead in Wisconsin.

Elsewhere, Trump has accused Harris of colluding with Iran to spy on his campaign after the FBI revealed Tehran-backed hackers hadattempted to pass stolen material onto the Democratic ticket.

North Carolina’s Republican candidate for governor, Mark Robinson, referred to himself as a “black Nazi” and said “slavery is good,” among other shocking remarks, on a porn forum, according to reporting from CNN’s KFile.

Earlier on Thursday, independent journalist Bryan Anderson had said that Robinson’s campaign was bearing down a negative story about to break. A few hours later, CNN’s KFile reported that he had an account on a porn site called “Nude Africa” where the anti-transgender conservative admitted that “I