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1:00Now PlayingKamala Harris galvanized Black women with her entry into the presidential race. Now her campaign needs to do the same with Black men. #harris #walz #trump #politics #worldnews #georgia
The Democratic presidential nominee embarks on a two-day bus tour of swing-state Georgia starting Wednesday, including travel through rural regions in a state with a significant Black population.
The trip takes Harris outside of the big, urban Democratic strongholds where they have looked to juice turnout and as party figures worry about the inroads Republican Donald Trump has made, particularly with younger Black men, whom polls show are more willing to entertain voting for a GOP candidate after post-pandemic inflation strained economic mobility.
Dan Kanninen, Harris’ battleground states director, highlighted the need to better engage Black men during a Bloomberg News roundtable on Aug. 22, when asked about efforts to target that group. Kanninen said the party too often ignored Black voters until Election Day.
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