The Harris campaign reports having knocked on over 100,000 doors in Pennsylvania this morning.

 

A Harris campaign official confirmed that by 11 a.m. ET this morning, staffers and volunteers had knocked on over 100,000 doors across Pennsylvania, a key battleground state.

Vice President Kamala Harris held her final rally in Philadelphia on Monday evening. While she’s not on the campaign trail today, her team is continuing their efforts on the ground, an adviser tells CNN.

“We’re making sure we’re going for every inch on the field,” the adviser said. “The mandate is: knock until the very end.”

The Harris campaign has focused heavily on their ground game, working to solidify their coalition while expanding it by appealing to disaffected Republicans in rural, red counties that supported former President Donald Trump. They're also working to mobilize Latino voters.

On Tuesday, Vice Presidential nominee Gov. Tim Walz will visit Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, to rally voters in this critical state. Meanwhile, Harris is focusing on outreach through phone calls and radio interviews to drive turnout in swing states.

“I’ll be talking with folks all day, reminding them to get out and vote,” Harris said in a Tuesday morning interview on *The Big K Morning Show with Larry Richert*. “And I want to remind your listeners that today is Election Day.”

She added, “In our democracy, the people get to decide, and your vote is your power.”