Two nights and 200 miles apart, the dueling closing arguments outlined in stark terms the choice U.S. voters face on Nov. 5 when they will weigh two very different visions of leadership and America's future. Did you watch at least part of either?

Do you think all Americans should watch the closing arguments from the 2 nominees every election before they vote?

During her speech, Harris sought to reach out to Republicans. She seized on Trump's own rhetoric, including his use of the term "enemy from within" to talk of political rivals, while casting her presidency as one that would unite. "The fact that someone disagrees with us does not make them the enemy within," Harris said. "They are fellow Americans, and as Americans we rise and fall together." Do you believe leaders should avoid labeling those who disagree with them as "enemies," regardless of political differences?

At his MSG rally in NYC, Trump said the Republican Party he leads "has really become the party of inclusion, and there's something very nice about that." Do you agree with his statement?

Who do you believe is doing a better job at uniting the country instead of dividing them?