Vice President Kamala Harris is set to launch her presidential campaign with a rally in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, highlighting the importance of the battleground state in the upcoming election. Harris is presenting herself as a stark contrast to former President Donald Trump, offering a vision for the future that protects freedoms and ensures every American has a fair shot. After President Joe Biden announced his endorsement of Harris, Democratic lawmakers and political figures quickly rallied around her, with a majority of pledged convention delegates already endorsing her. The Harris campaign has seen significant fundraising success since the announcement, with $100 million raised in just two days, mostly from first-time donors. Harris will be joined at her rally in Milwaukee by Wisconsin Democratic officials including Gov. Tony Evers, Sen. Tammy Baldwin, and Attorney General Josh Kaul. The campaign has a strong presence in Wisconsin, with 48 coordinated offices and 160 full-time staffers working to build support for Harris and other state Democrats ahead of the November election.
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Harris Makes First Rally Appearance in Milwaukee Since Starting Presidential Campaign
