U.S Vice President Kamala Harris is set to make a strategic move to woo Republican voters in Bucks County Pennsylvania tomorrow. The Democratic candidate will be joined by over 100 GOP supporters including former Congressman Adam Kinzinger as she aims to sway the electorate in this key battleground area
Harris plans to highlight Donald Trumps attempts to contest the election results from four years back. This visit comes at a crucial time; early voting in the county kicked off yesterday. Bucks County has been a tight race in past elections: Joe Biden secured a win by roughly 17‚000 votes four years ago while Hillary Clinton narrowly clinched victory with less than 3‚000 votes eight years prior
The Vice Presidents outreach to Republican voters isnt new. About two weeks ago‚ former GOP congresswoman Liz Cheney urged Americans to prioritize country over party and back Harris stating that Trump was unfit for the presidency. Harris currently holds a slim lead over Trump in recent polls – 46% to 43%
While Harris makes her pitch in Pennsylvania Trump will participate in a town hall hosted by Univision. Fox News is also set to air a separate Trump town hall featuring an all-women audience
In a bold move Harris will be interviewed on Fox News: the network that paid a hefty settlement last year to a voting machine company over false claims of vote-rigging in the previous presidential election. Shes also considering an appearance on Joe Rogans podcast which reaches millions of men across the political spectrum
We need to put country over party
The Vice Presidents visit to Bucks County carries historical significance: its near the spot where George Washington and his troops crossed the Delaware River during the Revolutionary War. Harris team hopes this symbolic location will resonate with voters as they make their case for leadership and unity in the face of political division