Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker hosted a star-studded event on the Ben Franklin Parkway on Saturday to rally voter turnout for Kamala Harris. Hollywood heavyweights like Robert De Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kerry Washington, Tessa Thompson, and Brian Tyree Henry came out in support of Harris’ presidential campaign. Emphasizing Pennsylvania’s crucial role in national elections, Mayor Parker highlighted the significant voter turnout in the state, with the event serving as a reminder of the impact that Pennsylvania voters can have on shaping the country’s future. De Niro, DiCaprio, and other celebrities stressed the importance of voting, with each lending their support for Harris. De Niro expressed his disdain for Trump, urging voters to mobilize and hold each other accountable on Election Day. DiCaprio spoke about Harris’ stance on climate change, while Washington emphasized the significance of the Philadelphia vote, urging Americans not to be complacent. Philadelphia’s cultural influencers, Thompson and Henry, reminded residents of the pivotal role the city plays in national elections. Early voting has begun in neighboring states, and Pennsylvania also offers “over-the-counter” voting. The event was just the beginning, as more high-profile events, including a concert featuring Bruce Springsteen and a rally with Barack Obama, are set to continue boosting support for Harris in the coming days.
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