Trump will attend the Alabama-Georgia game as new poll shows Harris narrowly ahead in swing states: live updates

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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz will watch his state's varsity football team take on the Michigan Wolverines today in Ann Arbor as part of the Harris-Walz presidential campaign.

Walz, a former public school teacher and football coach, will speak to students and campaign during the game.

Donald Trump will attend a college football game between Georgia and Alabama on Saturday and his meal request included two McDonald's Filet-O-Fish cheese sandwiches, a Domino's pizza, Stadium hot dogs and a Diet Coke.

Alabama businessman Ric Mayers, who invited Trump to Saturday's game, told AL.com about Trump's order.

Trump famously liked McDonald's and Diet Coke.

According to reports in recent years, the former president prefers the Filet-O-Fish sandwich, a deep-fried breaded fish fillet with tartar sauce and American cheese sandwiched between a steamed bun.

Harris has 48 percent of likely voters, while Trump has 47 percent. These numbers are also within the margin of error for the survey.

Meanwhile, in Wisconsin, Harris holds 49 percent while Trump holds 47 percent.

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Donald Trump is campaigning in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, today at 1:30 p.m. before traveling to Tuscaloosa, Alabama, to attend the Alabama-Georgia football game.

Vice President Kamala Harris is in California today to attend campaign events in San Francisco and Los Angeles this weekend.

At 5:45 p.m. ET, Harris will speak at an event in San Francisco, where she began her political career.

She will then travel to Los Angeles tomorrow for a campaign event.

According to NewsNation, North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson was hospitalized Friday evening after suffering second-degree burns in an “incident” at a campaign rally.

Robinson, who recently made headlines when a CNN investigation revealed that he had left vulgar comments on a pornography website, was at a truck show in Mount Airy, North Carolina, when the incident occurred.

According to his communications director, Mike Lonergan, Robinson was treated for second-degree burns but is “in good spirits.”

Lonergan did not provide details about the incident, but said Robinson was “looking forward to returning to the campaign trail” Saturday morning.

A law enforcement source told CNN that no crime was involved in the incident.

Stanley McChrystal, a retired Army general once called “the greatest warrior” in the U.S. military, has endorsed Kamala Harris for president.

McChrystal, who oversaw the Afghanistan war during the Obama administration, wrote in one New York Times On Thursday he commented that the decision was “quite simple”.

“MS. “Harris has the strength, temperament and, above all, the values ​​to serve as commander in chief,” the retired general wrote. “When she sits down with world leaders such as President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine and the United States represents on the world stage, I have no doubt that she is working in our national interest and not her own.”