Kamala Harris is on a mission to secure the support of Latino voters in the upcoming presidential election. The Democratic candidate recently participated in a town hall event organized by Univisión in Las Vegas, where she engaged with around 100 Latino voters from Nevada and other key states. Harris empathetically addressed their concerns and took questions directly from the audience.
Former President Barack Obama has also joined the campaign trail, beginning a tour of crucial states to drum up support for Harris. During a rally in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Obama highlighted the importance of mobilizing African American men to support the vice president, emphasizing the significance of this election.
Harris addressed topics such as immigration reform, healthcare, abortion rights, and inflation during the town hall. She also faced a challenging question about her Republican rival but managed to find a positive aspect to highlight.
Obama’s passionate speech underscored the need for change and urged voters to support Harris, pointing out the stark differences between the two candidates. He criticized Trump’s divisive rhetoric and urged Pennsylvanians to make a choice that aligns with their values.
As the election draws near, the battle for the Latino and African American vote intensifies, with both Harris and Obama making a compelling case for why voters should support the Democratic ticket.