Harris and Walz hit the road for final push

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1 year ago

October 28, 2024

High-energy tour aims to sway key battleground states.

Vice President Kamala Harris and running mate Minnesota Governor Tim Walz are ramping up for a whirlwind tour across SEVEN key battleground states.

The “When We Vote, We Win” series will feature performances from major artists like Maggie Rogers, Maná, and Mumford & Sons.

These events aim to build momentum in states like Michigan, Wisconsin, and Georgia, creating volunteer “hubs” to energize and recruit voters.

Watch Live: Vice President Harris speaks in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania https://t.co/Z8OjUBvV1U

— Kamala HQ (@KamalaHQ) October 27, 2024

Kicking off her tour in Philadelphia, Harris declared Pennsylvania “key” to her path to victory, speaking passionately about the city’s importance.

With just days to go, she voiced confidence in the enthusiasm and commitment of Pennsylvanians to turn out.

The tour will also make stops in Arizona and Nevada, as well as North Carolina, ahead of Election Day.

For Harris, it’s all about motivating voters from all walks of life.

As the tour kicks off, Election Day is just around the corner.

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