Kamala Harris

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump made their final pitches to voters Monday in the same part of Pennsylvania at roughly the same time, focusing on the state that could make or break their chances during the last full day of the presidential campaign.

Howard students won’t have class Tuesday, as the campus prepares for VP Kamala Harris’ election night visit. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.

Experts say election results likely won’t be known on Election Day.

The university is gearing up for the Harris-Waltz campaign’s visit by closing down Tuesday. Road closures, parking restrictions and security measures will be in effect on and around campus.

Vice President Kamala Harris is set to spend election night at her alma mater Howard University on Tuesday. Road closures and security measures are being put in place around and on campus. News4’s Joseph Olmo talks about how it will impact traffic and how important the event is to the university. 

Live from New York, it’s Kamala Harris! On Saturday, Nov. 2, the Vice President made a surprise cameo on “Saturday Night Live” during the cold open alongside Maya Rudolph, who was also portraying her.

Security is already tight across the District for the election. Police patrols will increase around Howard University’s campus where preparations are underway for Vice President Kamala Harris’ election night watch party. News4’s Jessica Albert reports.

As Kamala Harris spoke at the Ellipse near the White House Tuesday night, the same spot where Donald Trump urged his supporters to “fight like hell” on Jan. 6, 2021, some of the very officers who fought off the pro-Trump mob that stormed the Capitol that day were watching.

The Harris campaign will be spending election night at her alma mater, Howard University. News4’s Joseph Olmo spoke to students about the news that the Vice President will be in their backyard.

Vice President Kamala Harris delivered her campaign’s closing argument outside the White House to a huge crowd of supporters drawn from across the D.C. area and beyond. According to Harris’ campaign, 75,000 people gathered around the National Mall to show their support for the Democratic Party candidate. A federal law enforcement official told NBC News that 40,000 attendees were screened…

Thousands of people gathered to watch Vice President Kamala Harris speak ahead of the election. News4’s Walter Morris reports. 

Kamala Harris is promising to “put country above party and above self” in the closing argument of her presidential campaign.

Vice President Kamala Harris plans to spend election night in Washington, D.C., at her alma mater, Howard University, three people familiar with the planning tell NBC News.

Vice President Kamala Harris will make her closing argument on the Ellipse lawn Tuesday evening. There will be several road closures along with other events in downtown D.C., including the High Heel Race and the Capitals-Rangers game. News4’s Juliana Valencia shows what security measures have been put in place and when closures go into effect. 

Vice President Kamala Harris will deliver her closing argument to voters Tuesday evening just a short walk from the White House. The D.C. rally on the Ellipse may attract more than 52,000 people, D.C. Chief of Police Pamela Smith said Tuesday morning that organizers told her. Overflow crowds will be directed to the northeast grounds of the Washington Monument....

Preparations are underway for Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign rally at the Ellipse. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports. 

Ahead of the event, D.C. police have released a list of road closures and parking prohibitions.

Crews were seen erecting fences and staging near the National Mall one day before Vice President Kamala Harris’ election rally. News4’s Megan McGrath reports.

The Harris campaign believes it has marshaled enough people to turn out winnable Republicans in numbers that could be decisive in a tight race.

Kamala Harris has told a church congregation in Philadelphia that the United States is “determined to turn the page on hatred and division.”