Barack Obama Joins Kamala Harris on the Campaign Trail: What You Need to Know

Former President Barack Obama is set to join Vice President Kamala Harris on the campaign trail in swing states, providing a boost for her campaign. Obama, known for his success in grassroots outreach and digital focus, will hold rallies in battleground states leading up to Election Day.

  • Obama’s first stop will be Pittsburgh on October 10th, with more details of his trip and subsequent rallies yet to be revealed. He will continue to campaign in key swing states, according to communication director Hannah Hankins.

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