Kamala Harris and Walz Campaign with Trump and Vance

Vice President Kamala Harris and her newly announced running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, are actively campaigning in key battleground states following their debut rally in Philadelphia. The duo is facing off against Republican rivals Donald Trump and JD Vance, who have also been making campaign stops in Michigan and Wisconsin. However, both campaigns have had to postpone events in North Carolina and Georgia due to the impact of Tropical Storm Debby, with rescheduling plans in place. The campaign trail kicked off in Wisconsin, where Harris and Walz were joined by local leaders, including Governor Tony Evers and Senator Tammy Baldwin, and featured a performance by the band Bon Iver. As they continue their tour, Vance is set to attend fundraising events in Texas, while Trump, who has been fundraising in Florida, is scheduled to hold a rally in Montana, marking his first major campaign event in a week. During the Philadelphia rally, Harris emphasized her commitment to finding a partner who can help build a brighter future for the nation. She described Walz as a leader capable of uniting the country and championing the middle class. In his remarks, Walz criticized Trump, asserting that the former president prioritizes his own interests over public service and has contributed to economic instability and increased crime during his tenure. As the campaign progresses, both parties are keenly aware of the significance of these swing states, which played a crucial role in the 2020 election results.