As the presidential race enters its final stretch Kamala Harris is zeroing in on the so-called “blue wall“ states Pennsylvania‚ Michigan and Wisconsin. The Democratic nomineeʼs strategy reflects a determination to avoid a repeat of Hillary Clintonʼs setback in these regions about 8 years ago
Harris schedule is packed with events in these key states. In Erie Pennsylvania‚ she campaigned at a hockey rink denouncing her Republican opponent Donald Trump. The vice president then headed to Detroit‚ where she visited an art gallery accompanied by actors Don Cheadle Delroy Lindo and Cornelius Smith Jr. (these actors joined her to boost her appeal)
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Harris is not neglecting other battleground areas. Her campaign insists theyre still active in Sun Belt states like North Carolina Georgia Arizona and Nevada even though shes spending most of her time elsewhere
The Democratic nominee is making a concerted effort to connect with younger voters. In Wisconsin‚ shes scheduled to:
- Drop by a business class at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
- Hold a student rally at University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
- Organize a rally in Green Bay
Meanwhile North Carolina has begun its early in-person voting period which runs through Nov 2 2024. This comes as the state is still recovering from Hurricane Heleneʼs devastating impact about 3 weeks ago. Despite the challenges most voting locations are operational‚ highlighting the importance of this battleground state
Joe Biden has also weighed in on the campaign trail. When asked about Trumpʼs criticism of Harris‚ the President dismissed it saying “You dont listen to Donald Trump‚ do ya?“ Biden expressed confidence in Harris potential as a future president‚ stating her perspective would be “fresh and new“ in contrast to Trumps which he described as “old and failed“