Harris' campaign has announced that it will hold a concert series with Bruce Springsteen in battleground states to mobilize voters with just two weeks until Election Day.
The Harris campaign's “When We Vote We Win” concert series will be a major get-out-the-vote effort in key states, campaign officials said.
Springsteen will headline the kickoff concert, the source said, and the first concert will take place Thursday in Atlanta. Former President Barack Obama will also attend the event, along with Vice President Kamala Harris.
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Bruce Springsteen has described Vice President Kamala Harris as his “vision for America” for decades. (Photo by Kevin LaMarque/Pool/AFP via Getty Images | Photo by Taylor Hill/WireImage)
The source said Springsteen is scheduled to headline another concert in Philadelphia on Monday, another event that President Obama will also attend.
The concert series will visit all seven battleground states: Georgia, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina and Wisconsin. The official said the campaign will announce additional concerts in the coming days.
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Campaign officials said campaign advisers see the event as an opportunity to attract voters and ensure participants go to the polls.
Former President Barack Obama will head out on the campaign trail next week to replace Vice President Kamala Harris, focusing on key battleground states leading up to Election Day. (Victor J. Blue/Bloomberg via Getty Images | Kamil Krzaczynski/AP)
Earlier this month, Springsteen announced her support for Harris, saying she and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, “regardless of class, religion, race, political views or sexual identity. , with a vision of respect and inclusion for all.” And they want to grow the economy in a way that benefits everyone. ”
Springsteen slammed former President Donald Trump, saying he “doesn't understand” what it means to be “a deep-rooted American.”
The announcement came after the Democratic National Committee (DNC) rolled out its policy. Taylor Swift-With just over two weeks until Election Day, the “I Will Vote” campaign targets young voters in battleground states.
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DNC's 'I Vote' campaign includes new Snapchat filter to encourage younger voters Being “fearless” He spoke out about issues such as reproductive rights and the economy, which Democrats say are “decisive in this election,'' but urged people to “learn how to vote for Vice President Harris this November.''
Meanwhile, President Trump is scheduled to hold a large rally at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Sunday.
