Harris and Obamas Unite for Final Election Push

United States – Kamala Harris, the liberal’s vice-presidential candidate, is expected to have Barack and Michelle Obama as her running mates in next week’s campaign and the final campaigning period in November, a senior campaign official said.

Tight Race

The former president and his wife are still beloved among the Democratic electorate and are expected to be great closers in a campaign largely based on turning out base Democratic voters in swing states where the races are expected to be tight, as reported by Reuters.

Opinion surveys still indicate that the contest between Harris and the Republican candidate Donald Trump is very tight.

Make Campaign Debut in Michigan

The fence will be broken with the first appearance of Michelle Obama this election cycle, joining Harris on Saturday 26th, October, in Michigan. The former first lady, who delivered a vitriolic address at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in the run-up to the party’s presumptive nomination of Mr Trump, accused the Republican candidate of terrorizing his way into the White House.

Rally in Georgia and Key Battleground States

Barack Obama has been scheduled to rally with Harris next Thursday in Georgia. He has been traveling between the battleground states, with a solo event done recently in Pittsburgh, and more are set for the coming days in Tucson, Las Vegas, Detroit, and Madison.

Some people criticized Barack Obama after his first campaign performance, where he scolded some black men for not being ‘pumped up’ at the notion of having a woman president.

They argued that his approach could rage some of the party’s most loyal base constituents and lose persuadable voters who may have become disillusioned.

Obama Strengthen Her 2024 Bid

Harris joined Barack Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign and has supported her at the back as the party’s 2024 ticket holder, as reported by Reuters.

According to some, the former president aided in Mr Biden’s exit race after the Democrats’ concerns over the 81-year-old leader’s health and capacity soared after his June debate with Trump.