⁍ President Donald Trump will go on the offensive against Democratic rival Joe Biden on Sunday with a campaign trip to New Hampshire.

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⁍ With nine days left until the Nov. 3 U.S. elections, the Republican president is storming his way through top battleground states.

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⁍ Opinion polls in many of the most vital swing states that will decide the election show a closer race.

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⁍ More than 56.5 million Americans have already voted in person or by mail, a pace of early voting that could lead to the highest voter turnout rate in more than a century.

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– With nine days left until Election Day, President Trump is making a final push for votes, with a visit to New Hampshire on Sunday aimed at making up ground against Joe Biden, who leads in national opinion polls, Reuters reports. Trump, who lost the state to Hillary Clinton by around 3,000 votes in 2016, has suggested he might hold five rallies a day down the final stretch before the election. More than 56.5 million Americans have already voted in person or by mail, a pace of early voting that could lead to the highest voter turnout rate in more than a century. After voting early in his home state of Florida on Saturday, Trump raced through rallies in three states—North Carolina, Ohio, and Wisconsin—where he promised the end of the coronavirus pandemic was in sight and said Biden would threaten jobs by pushing for more COVID-19 restrictions. In Ohio, Trump said his campaign was doing well and he was not worried about the public opinion polls. “We have 10 days, and nothing worries me,” he said. Biden, who made two campaign stops in Pennsylvania on Saturday, has no public schedule for Sunday, although the former vice president often makes a trip to church. During his swing through Pennsylvania, Biden renewed his criticism of Trump for not taking the health crisis seriously enough and warned of a resurgence during the winter months of the virus, which has killed more than 224,000 Americans and is on the rise in several battleground states. “It’s going to be a dark winter ahead unless we change our ways,” he said.