Former President Barack Obama is hitting the stump for Vice President Kamala Harris in swing states starting next week, according to a senior campaign official.
Former President Barack Obama is hitting the stump for Vice President Kamala Harris in swing states starting next week, according to a senior campaign official.
The first stop in Obama’s blitz through battleground country will be Pittsburgh, Pa., on Oct. 10.
The Keystone State has 19 crucial Electoral College votes up for grabs in November, and the latest polls show Harris is in a dead heat with former President Donald Trump in Pennsylvania.
The ex-commander in chief will be making a series of stops in support of Harris in other swing states throughout the final 27 days of the 2024 presidential race, according to the official.
It is unclear exactly how many of Harris’ events will feature Obama in the campaign’s spring to Election Day, and whether the vice president will join the 44th president at all of the battleground state rallies.
