In Detroit, a pastor spoke of voting and citizenship. Trump has made his own efforts to build support among black voters, saying their loyalty to the Democratic Party has not improved the safety of their neighborhoods nor the quality of their schools. A federal judge Friday ordered registrations to be restored in three North Carolina counties for what could be thousands of challenged voters. Underscoring the importance of black voters to her campaign, Clinton started her day Sunday with the largely African-American congregation of Mount Airy Church of God in Christ, in Philadelphia. At New Destiny Christian Fellowship, a predominantly black church in Detroit, the pastor spoke of being a "good citizen" on Election Day.

Source: New Zealand Herald November 07, 2016 00:42 UTC