Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton blitzed five battleground states between them on Friday, with four days remaining until American voters will choose their next president. Clinton’s campaign announced that she would hold a rally in Manchester on Sunday, in a sign of the state’s renewed competitiveness in the final stretch. Clinton’s campaign underscored the importance of early voting returns in a conference call with reporters on Friday afternoon. In Pittsburgh, Clinton said the country was “on track right now to have the biggest turnout in American history”. For those who knew someone considering voting for Trump, she warned, “Please stage an intervention.”After his stop in New Hampshire, Trump was due to hit Wilmington, Ohio, and Hershey, Pennsylvania, later on Friday.

Source: The Guardian November 04, 2016 20:00 UTC