Clinton says voters should reject ‘dark’ future

Clinton is ending her campaign with a decidedly positive message, after days of focusing on attacking Donald Trump.

Clinton tells voters they don’t have to accept a “dark and divisive” future, saying she doesn’t recognize the country Trump describes in his campaign speeches.

The Democratic presidential candidate is promising a brighter future that will address the economic inequality facing America.

“Tomorrow you can vote for a hopeful, inclusive, bighearted America,” she says in Pittsburgh, a crucial area in a key battleground state.

She’ll return to Pennsylvania on Monday night for a campaign rally with her husband, former President Bill Clinton, President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama.

She’s also making stops in Michigan and North Carolina.

— AP

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