Harris and Trump Focus on Religion in Final Campaign Push

Vice President Harris and former President Trump appeal to Christian voters with contrasting religious messages ahead of the election.

Vice President Kamala Harris launched a 'Souls to the Polls' initiative, encouraging Black churchgoers in Georgia to vote early.
Harris faced criticism for telling pro-life protesters they were 'at the wrong rally' during a campaign stop, sparking controversy among Christian communities.
Former President Donald Trump criticized Harris for skipping the Al Smith dinner, a significant Catholic charity event, while he attended and addressed Catholic voters.
Both candidates are engaging religious communities, with Harris emphasizing kindness and justice in her messages and Trump focusing on evangelical support.
The 2024 election sees a unique blend of politics and religion, as both candidates navigate a more secular American electorate.