Harris-Trump makes simultaneous appearance in Pennsylvania, the biggest battleground

With 22 days to go until the U.S. presidential election, candidates from both parties will simultaneously travel to Pennsylvania, the largest battleground state.

Vice President Kamala Harris will campaign in Erie County, Pennsylvania, on the 14th local time, while former President Donald Trump will hold an economy-themed town hall meeting in Oaks, a suburb of the same state, according to the U.S. vice president's office and the Republican presidential campaign.

Pennsylvania is considered the most important battleground among the seven contending states that will decide the race.

Pennsylvania, the Rust Belt, ruled in favor of former President Trump in the 2016 presidential election after giving the Democratic candidate four consecutive wins in the 2000s.

However, former President Trump, who was sitting in the 2020 presidential election just before, lost Pennsylvania to President Biden by 1.2 percentage points of the vote, eventually losing the presidential election.

Therefore, Trump visited Butler, western Pennsylvania, where he was shot during a campaign in July, and held a large-scale campaign on the 5th, and on the 9th, he is focusing on campaigning in Scranton, President Joe Biden's hometown.