Katy Perry Campaigns For Clinton In Nevada

WASHINGTON (AP) — Singer Katy Perry is rallying students at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas for Hillary Clinton on the first day of early voting in Nevada.

Perry surprised students Saturday afternoon when she knocked on the doors of their dorm rooms wearing a T-shirt that read "Nasty Woman." That's a phrase Donald Trump uttered at Wednesday's debate with Clinton.

Perry headlined a short outdoor rally on campus along with Nevada Democratic Senate hopeful Catherine Cortez Masto, but Perry didn't perform any of her songs.

Perry campaigned in Las Vegas for President Barack Obama in 2012 wearing a dress decorated like a ballot.