Former VP Harris rallies in Atlanta for Ossoff and Bottoms
Harris urged students to vote as she backed Ossoff and Bottoms, while Ossoff attended and Bottoms missed the Atlanta rally.
- On Thursday, Former Vice President Kamala Harris rallied Georgia Democrats in Macon, encouraging supporters to engage voters in the five final days before Election Day.
- Pointing to rising costs, Harris urged voters to turn their "pain into purpose" while criticizing President Donald Trump's administration regarding economic struggles like gas, food, and housing prices.
- Attendee Davis Green stated Georgia needs a change in leadership after 23 years, while Harris advocated for reinvesting in Medicaid and SNAP benefits during the event.
- Following President Barack Obama's Wednesday visit to Clayton County, Harris campaigned for Democratic candidates Sen. Jon Ossoff and Keisha Lance Bottoms, amplifying their ticket support.
- As Election Day approaches, Republican candidate Rick Jackson campaigned in Gwinnett County with other candidates, countering the Democratic push with his own voter outreach efforts.
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Staten Island AdvanceKamala Harris roasted after verbal flub at rally for top Dem
Former Vice President Kamala Harris is getting slammed after having a slip of the tongue at a rally for Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-Ga.)“Let’s hear it for Jon Ossoff,” Harris said at the beginning of a small rally for Ossoff campaign volunteers, the New York Post reported.
'Turn anger into action': Harris fires up Gen Z, rallies young Americans behind Ossoff in Georgia
Former Vice President Kamala Harris has delivered a direct message to Gen Z voters while campaigning for Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff in Georgia, urging young Americans to turn their anger into political action ahead of the midterm elections. 'This is the moment where we turn that anger into action,' Harris told the crowd, reminding young voters that they have 'everything at stake' and a right to make their voices heard. Her remarks come as Dem…
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