Kamala Harris makes final push for votes in 'Brighter Future' campaign ad

With three days left until the presidential elections, Kamala Harris tries to reach the remaining undecided voters.

On Saturday, the vice president pledged to “be a president for all Americans” as she concluded her historic $370 million paid media campaign with “A better future‘, an advertisement that comes across CBS And Fox during the 1:00 p.m. ET slate of N.F.L games.

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“During this campaign, I have seen the best of America. And I’ve seen what’s holding you back, holding you back and weighing you down,” Harris said in the video, adding, “Now I ask for your vote because as president, I will get up every day and fight for the American people.”

Harris highlights some of the key issues for undecided voters, including health care, reproductive rights, housing and lowering costs for the middle class.

The ad also features some of Harris’ recent speeches, including her passionate closing argument tuesday in front of the white house, where a an estimated 75,000 people were reportedly present.

“The vast majority of people in our country have so much more in common than what divides them,” Harris said. “Good people, hardworking people. We see our fellow Americans as neighbors, not enemies. We believe in each other, we believe in our country. We do not fall for these people who try to divide us. Together we will build a better future for our nation, where we stand for freedom, we stand for justice, we stand for the dignity of work.”

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