Rally-attending crowd members’ disorderly conduct followed over a week after the sitting VP was booed for not attending the annual Al Smith Dinner in New York City and breaking tradition.

Additionally, Harris’ speech was interrupted by a passionate Trump supporter last week as she was speaking at the University of Wisconsin-Las Crosse’s Recreational Eagle Centre about abortion.

The presidential candidate appeared to remain unfazed and verbally shot down her rival’s supporters. ‘Oh, you guys are at the wrong rally,” she said sardonically. “I think you were meant to go to the smaller one down to the street.”

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Kamala Harris and Donald Trump’s duelling rallies in Texas

Harris wasn’t the only one holding a major campaign event in Texas for the final stretch ahead of Election Day. Hours before her rally kicked off in Houston, former President Donald Trump visited Austin and vowed to launch the country’s largest deportation efforts. Meanwhile, Harris targetted the Republican candidate while delving into her dialogue around abortion rights.

“Texas, what we’re experiencing here is a health care crisis, and Donald Trump is the architect of it,” she said. “We know freedom is not to be given. It is not to be bestowed. It is ours by right, and we are prepared to fight for it,” she continued. “We must be loud. We must organize. We must mobilize. We must energize.” Harris’ Texas rally ultimately turned out to be the largest she has held for a presidential bid, especially with Houston native Beyonce (who performed alongside Destiny’s Child bandmate childhood friend Kelly Rowland) and Texas legend Willie Nelson backing her up.