By Susan Ferrechio | The Washington Times
The Trump and Harris campaigns are spending millions of dollars on dueling get-out-the-vote efforts in seven swing states that are most likely to determine the November election.
The Harris team recently bragged it has built a huge ground-game advantage in the toss-up states, but the Trump campaign denies it.
“That is absolutely false,” Trump campaign spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt said.
Harris campaign aides, most of whom come from the now-defunct reelection campaign for President Biden, said they’ve established far more offices and hired many more staffers than Mr. Trump’s team in the critical battleground states including Pennsylvania, Georgia, Arizona and Nevada.