Obama joins Harris’s campaign to boost early voting efforts in Pennsylvania
By Uzair Adam
Former US President Barack Obama has joined Kamala Harris’s campaign, rallying support in Pennsylvania, a crucial swing state, as the 2024 presidential election approaches.
Obama is set to appear in Pittsburgh, encouraging early voting by mail or in-person as Harris faces a tough battle against Republican candidate Donald Trump.
Trump, who campaigned in Scranton, Pennsylvania, and Detroit, Michigan, this week, criticized Harris’s economic policies while emphasizing energy independence.
Harris will campaign in Nevada next, targeting Latino voters, while monitoring the impact of Hurricane Milton, which hit Florida.
Obama, seen as a key figure in energizing Black and young voters, will campaign for Harris in seven battleground states, where the election could be decided.
His message focuses on the importance of early voting, a practice traditionally favored by Democrats.