As Election Day looms, both Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are campaigning at breakneck pace — but the tones and settings of their respective rallies look wildly different.

Harris has taken a multifaceted approach to campaigning, speaking at venues big and small, answering questions at town halls and even going toe-to-toe with conservative media during a sit-down interview with Bret Baier on Fox News. Her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, has hosted rallies of his own and made appearances on popular podcasts and shows like ABC’s “The View.”

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Trump, meanwhile, has gone off the deep end in recent weeks. He’s canceled several interviews on major news networks (except for Fox News), disparaged autoworkers, and hosted a town hall that offered very little time for questions and answers but did feature 40 minutes of Trump listening to music on stage. Over the weekend, Trump also posed as a fast-food worker for a photo op at a Pennsylvania McDonald’s.

Nevertheless, polling shows Harris and Trump in a tight race.

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