Alicia Keys advocates for women's rights at Kamala Harris rally in Pennsylvania

At a rally in Montgomery County Pennsylvania Alicia Keys campaigned for Vice President Kamala Harris emphasizing the critical importance of voting to protect womens rightsSpeaking to a crowd that included former First Lady Michelle Obama Keys issued a stern warning against the potential rollback of rights should Harriss opponent gain power according to DeadlineView this post on InstagramA post shared by Alicia Keys aliciakeysShe also shared the snippets from the event on her official Instagram handleWhile Keys refrained from directly naming Donald Trump she criticized the opposing platform stating If you dont vote for her or you dont vote at all youre voting for the chaos and the hateShe stressed that failing to support Harris would result in a cruel tomorrow for immigrants people of colour women girls our children and our planet as per DeadlineExpressing her vision for the future Keys shared her desire for her children to grow up in a world where they can see diverse leadership saying Its crazy because too many people think women cant lead just because they havent seen enough of itShe highlighted the lack of female representation in leadership positions noting that when children look at images of past presidents every single one is a man one Black guyThis absence she argued contributes to a limited vision for future leadershipKeys also addressed the ongoing struggles for womens reproductive rights saying We had reproductive freedom but not so much now and thats why were still fighting todayShe warned that complacency could lead to further erosions of rights referencing the overturning of Roe v WadeAs per Deadline she posed a chilling hypothetical about potential future leadership stating What makes us think that there couldnt be a leader in place for the other side that would say Forget equal pay Women dont need itThis is not some dystopian Netflix show that I am talking about Keys said adding This is like the platform the other side is running on They want to turn back the clockThe United States is poised for presidential elections on November 5 local time and the race for the White House is down to the wireOver 160 million voters are expected to cast their ballots with the results either delivering a return to power for Republican former President Donald Trump 78 or electing Americas first woman in the White House Vice President and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris 60According to polls both candidates are deadlocked in the race with an estimated 75 million voters having already voted Neither candidate currently holds a polling lead in enough states to reach 270 electoral votesAs of November 4 NBC News and Emerson College have projected a 49 per cent49 per cent tie nationally Ipsos has projected a threepoint lead 49 per cent46 per cent to Harris and AtlasIntel has projected a twopoint lead 50 per cent48 per cent to TrumpThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever