Hillary Clinton, who used to be president, will be campaigning for Vice President Harris in rural areas of key Southern states.
A spokesman for the Harris campaign, Ian Sams, wrote on the social network X, “The Harris campaign unleashes the Big Dog.” This confirmed what CNN said about the campaign swing.
In the next few days, Clinton will go on the road to try to get rural voters to support Harris with this important group of voters. On Sunday and Monday, the former president will go to Georgia. After that, he plans to take a bus tour of North Carolina.
CNN reported that the Harris campaign is sending Clinton to counties that Trump won in 2020. Clinton will not be having rallies in these counties; instead, she will talk to smaller groups of voters about the economy.
Clinton took a moment to compare Harris and Trump when he spoke at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in August. Hillary Clinton, who was the Democratic nominee in 2016, also spoke at the gathering and held a fundraiser for Harris last month.
In the last month before the election, Obama is also campaigning for Harris.
Obama started his campaign swing for Harris on Thursday with a gathering near Pittsburgh. Over the next few weeks, he is likely to go to other battleground states as well.
