Vice President Kamala Harris continues her bus tour through Georgia, an indication that the campaign hopes to keep the state in play after President Joe Biden flipped it in 2020. Her running mate Tim Walz will travel to North Carolina.
JD Vance, former President Donald Trump’s running mate, is stumping in Boston while Trump will deliver remarks on the economy in battleground Michigan. Later Thursday, Trump will participate in a town hall in Wisconsin.
Harris is continuing her tour with two stops at local businesses in Chatham County in Georgia. She will be joined by Georgia Rep. Nikema Williams.
Later Thursday, Harris will deliver remarks at a rally in Savannah.
Her running mate, Gov. Tim Walz, will head to North Carolina for a “local political event” and a campaign reception.
Vice President Kamala Harris and Gov. Tim Walz stopped by Liberty County High School in Georgia as part of their bus tour and were greeted by the school’s principal and superintendent and met with the school marching band during rehearsal.
Harris and Walz delivered brief remarks to band members, football players and faculty. After welcoming the class to the “role model club,” Harris told the class that as “leaders” the nation is “counting” on them.
“You are showing what hard work can achieve, what discipline, what teamwork. And that’s the stuff of greatness,” she said.
