US ELECTIONS FINAL RALLIES

Even as the race for the White House enters its final stretch, both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, who remain on tenterhooks, are schedule to hold major political rallies to try to woo as many voters as possible. Donald Trump in particular, needs to make a strong case as polls indicate that he is still some points behind Hillary Clinton. Most polls have Hillary Clinton in front, between four and five per cent ahead but they still remain perilously close. Latest Election forecaster Nate Silver  on Sunday released its polls showing Hillary Clinton as the clear favorite to be the next president. Mrs. Clinton is believed to have received an unexpected boost to her campaigns when the FBI announced that it had found no evidence of criminal wrongdoing in her use of a private email server. With polls tightening, the two presidential candidates’ campaigns have reached crescendo. Today Hillary Clinton and Mr. Trump are expected to make their closing pitches to voters, with Mrs. Clinton scheduled to hold four rallies, two in Pennsylvania, one in Michigan, and one in North Carolina. President Barack Obama  is also scheduled to speak in support of her at a handful of rallies, as will Michelle Obama, Al Gore, vice president Joe Biden, and her running mate Tim Kaine.Her competitor and republican candidate Donald Trump will the city of Sarasota, Florida, then proceed to North Carolina, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, and finally Michigan.