​In pictures: Donald Trump, Kamala Harris go all out in last stretch as November 5 US election nears

The presidential campaign intensified as Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump faced off in critical swing state Nevada, appealing to voters on significant issues like border security. (Image source: AP, Reuters)

Former President Donald Trump energised supporters with his dynamic performance at a campaign rally in Henderson, Nevada, showcasing his characteristic style as he rallied the crowd. (Image source: AP)​

Trump delivered a speech during his campaign rally at Lee's Family Forum, emphasising key messages and energising his base ahead of Election Day. (Image source: AP)​

Holding a photo of Marine veteran Nicholas Douglas Quets, Trump highlighted the tragic loss caused by cartel violence as Quets’ parents addressed the rally, stressing the importance of border security and public safety. (Image source: AP)​

Trump’s rally remarked his commitment to addressing issues important to voters, including public safety and immigration reform, with promises of substantial change if elected. (Image source: AP)​

Vice President Kamala Harris rallied supporters in Reno, Nevada, engaging with the crowd and energising her base as Election Day approached. (Image source: Reuters)​

Harris shared a light moment with the audience, laughing and gesturing enthusiastically, demonstrating her connection with voters and commitment to their concerns. (Image source: Reuters)​

During her speech in Reno, Harris focused on issues impacting Latino voters and highlighted her campaign's vision for inclusivity and progress. (Image source: Reuters)​

At the Reno rally, Kamala Harris highlighted her commitment to Latino voters, contrasting her vision with Trump's divisive comments. She aimed to inspire unity among communities while addressing concerns over immigration and border security. (Image source: Reuters)

Vice President Kamala Harris inconcluded an empowering message: "When we vote, we win", encouraging voter participation. (Image source: Reuters)