Vice President Kamala Harris concluded her two-day bus tour in Southeast Georgia with a campaign rally in Savannah, emphasizing her vision for an 'opportunity economy' and advocating for reproductive rights. The rally, held at Enmarket Arena, drew a crowd of over 5,000 people and featured speeches from prominent local Democrats. Harris acknowledged Georgia's key role in recent Democratic victories and highlighted her campaign's efforts to make the state a battleground once again. Concurrently, Harris-Walz campaign initiatives are targeting Black voters in Maine, emphasizing the importance of their participation in the upcoming elections. Maine House Speaker Rachel Talbot Ross stressed the need for Black Mainers to engage with a campaign that values diversity and justice. These efforts follow the Democratic National Convention, where Harris officially took over the Democratic ticket from President Biden.