Empty Seats at Trump's Georgia Rally: What Does It Mean?

Donald Trump's final rally in Georgia, a key state for the upcoming election, saw many empty seats. Photos and videos from the event at the Atrium Health Amphitheater in Macon showed several empty spots as Trump spoke. This comes after Vice President Kamala Harris suggested during their September debate that people leave Trump's events due to tiredness and boredom. The rally's attendance has been a hot topic leading up to the election. Trump's speech lasted until around 9:30 p. m. , and people started leaving before he finished. He discussed his views on voting, suggesting a single day of voting with paper ballots and voter ID. The race is tight in Georgia, with Trump slightly ahead of Harris in the polls. In other swing states like Arizona, Nevada, and North Carolina, Trump also leads, but the margins are slim. Harris is ahead in Michigan and Wisconsin. Trump faces a challenge with the gender gap, as women tend to prefer Harris. According to recent polls, women favor Harris by about 8 points, while men favor Trump by 10 points. This divide could impact the election outcome. On the last day before the election, Trump will hold rallies in North Carolina, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. His running mate, JD Vance, will be in Wisconsin, Michigan, Georgia, and Pennsylvania.