Kamala Harris arrives in Chicago for Democratic National Convention

The US vice-president spent Sunday campaigning in the battleground state of Pennsylvania.

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She flew into O'Hare airport on Air Force Two after a day of campaigning in the swing state of Pennsylvania with her running mate, Tim Walz.

Her Republican rival, Donald Trump, held a rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday.

Ms Harris is expected to join President Biden on stage when he addresses the convention on Monday.

Pennsylvania has been a crucial battleground in recent presidential races, with Donald Trump winning the state in 2016 and Joe Biden in 2020.

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