Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton charged through vastly different corners of America Friday hunting for vastly different voters in a final, frantic push that traced the country's geographic, racial and economic divides. Trump, meanwhile, is on a tour of rural America, hoping to boost turnout among the white, working-class voters drawn to his promise to bring back a lost America. She asked voters to "imagine two different Americas" — one with Trump in charge, and one with her in the White House. Former President Bill Clinton worked to drive up turnout in Colorado on Friday, while Vice President Joe Biden was due in Wisconsin, both states Clinton was believed to have locked up weeks ago. Clinton herself was to wrap her day in Cleveland at a get-out-the-vote rally with hip-hop artist Jay-Z.

Source: ABC News November 04, 2016 07:29 UTC