Harris and Walz Campaign in Georgia

Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, are on a two-day bus tour through Georgia, focusing on engaging voters in traditionally Republican areas ahead of the November elections. The campaign aims to galvanize Black voters, crucial to their chances in a state that narrowly supported Democrats in 2020. During their tour, they visited Liberty County High School and Savannah State University, emphasizing personal connections with the community and showcasing a more relatable side of the candidates. The tour also includes stops at local businesses to reach out to voters who typically do not see Democratic candidates. Harris’ campaign has reportedly recruited over 35,000 volunteers since her entry into the race, reflecting a strong grassroots effort. The tour will culminate in a rally in Savannah, further underscoring the importance of Georgia as a battleground state.