In addition to connecting attendees with voter data to knock on doors and mobilize Christian voters, the events try to recruit people to work as poll watchers and election workers.

The civil rights leader and supporters boarded a bus Friday from Harlem to Philadelphia with members of the group formerly known as the Central Park Five to energize youth voters.

Former President Donald J. Trump turned his sights on Charleroi, Pa., where many Haitians have settled in recent years, and he fueled a fire that was already smoldering.

Rural and urban Pennsylvania supporters spoke with Fox News Digital on their thoughts on 2024's intense political rhetoric and what issues are driving their vote.

Fox News Polling found that former President Trump and Vice President Harris are in a tight race in Pennsylvania.

Robert Costa, the chief elections and campaign correspondent for CBS News, said Pennsylvania is the key to the White House.

In an interview, Democratic Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania said some people in his state think former President Donald Trump is a "terrible person" but they say "I will still vote for him." A social media post misrepresents Fetterman's comments to claim he supports Trump.

On FOX News, Newt Gingrich said that the Democrats would have to "steal" the 2024 election to offset the gains in voters Donald Trump has made since 2020: "I was in the White House on election night 2020,

Vice President Harris is holding her edge over former President Trump in Michigan and the race remains tight in Pennsylvania, according to a new poll from UMass Lowell and YouGov. In Michigan, the poll found Harris leading Trump 48 percent to 43 percent overall,

Vice President Harris leads former President Trump by two points as the two battle for a narrow win in Pennsylvania, a Friday Fox News poll shows. Harris edged out Trump, 50 percent to his 48

Luzerne County has officially become a Republican region of voter registration advantage as of Thursday, according to data confirmed by a county GOP official.

A few dozen New Yorkers boarded a bus in Harlem on Friday with civil rights leader the Rev. Al Sharpton and members of the group formerly known as the Central Park Five, bound for Philadelphia, where they toured the city hoping to energize the youth vote ahead of the 2024 election.