Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are both seeking support from Arab American voters as they campaign in Michigan, trying to lock down support in a battleground state that could decide the presidential r

Kamala Harris and Democrats are feverishly working to fortify the “blue wall” states of Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania, still haunted by Donald Trump’s victories there eight years ago that delivered him the White House and could send him back if he prevails again.

The anxiety abated for a bit when Vice President Kamala Harris replaced him on the ticket and her poll numbers spiked. With Harris' numbers stagnant now for weeks, many Democrats are once again fretting that the election is slipping away and that Donald Trump may yet regain power.

In Michigan, the former first lady will campaign for the first time with VP Kamala Harris, urging voters to cast ballots.

The former president recently campaigned for Harris in Pittsburgh and has appearances scheduled Friday and Saturday in Arizona and Nevada, respectively, and next week in Wisconsin and Michigan.

Barack Obama and Michelle Obama will campaign with Vice President Kamala Harris next week, according to a senior campaign official. The former president will join Harris in Georgia on Oct. 24, while the former first lady,