The campaign stages are ending and Harris is betting on young and Latino support along with popular artists, as she passes through key states. In his last rally he highlighted the importance of reproductive freedom.
Kamala Harris continues to intensify its closing campaign ahead of the presidential elections on November 5. It was presented in Wisconsin this Wednesday night and, as part of his strategy, he focused on the youth vote, highlighting their commitment to reproductive rights. There he urged young people to vote and recognized its transformative role in politics. He also has the Latino vote in his sights.
“They have every right to be impatient for change.. “I see them and I see their power,” he expressed at the rally. Right there she highlighted her project as a defender of “freedom,” alluding to the decision of the Supreme Court to revoke federal protection to abortion.
“You know that you have fewer rights now than your mothers and grandmothers had.” and they are defending freedom,” he said, in a message that he had also shared at a massive event in Washington D.C..
The Latino vote, also in Kamala Harris’ sights
With part of his campaign closing approaching, Harris plans to attract the Latino vote on her visits to Nevada and Arizona together with Mexican musicians The Northern Tigers and Manáin addition to the Puerto Rican artist Jennifer Lopez. He will also accompany her again Bruce Springsteenas the start of the tour “When We Vote We Win” (When We Vote, We Win), organized to support Harris’ campaign.
Some Latino voters report a disenchantment with the Democratic wing. Some of the reasons have to do with the increasing cost of living and immigration policies. Snowfall It is the place where thousands of migrants have arrived, attracted by the promise of work in the casinos and effervescent shows of Las Vegas. But many demonstrate their discontent and disappointment after the Biden administration.
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The strategy on social networks and its connection with Generation Z
According to CNN, Kamala Harris’ official campaign account since its beginning (in July of this year) it accumulated 6 million views per post on average. This is considering its comparison with the @BidenHQ campaign account, before making way for his vice, who published in TikTok 335 times with around 500,000 views per post.
Grayce McCormickfounder of Lightfinder Public Relationsstated that the Democrat’s strategy has demonstrated a “nuanced understanding” of how to connect with Generation Z (born between 1997 and 2012). McCormick also added that “this approach humanizes politicians” and that using the same digital spaces and language of this community “closes the generational gap.”
Kamala Harris closed her campaign in the White House and called for American unity
The candidate did a great campaign closing event at the White House and called the unity among Americanswith the promise of working to improve their lives. Harris called to “turn the page” and sought to draw a clear contrast with Trump.
He spoke to Democrats, Republicans and independent voters. It should be noted that throughout his campaign he presented himself as a symbol of “a new generation of leadership.” He highlighted the importance of generating consensus and stated: “I don’t believe that people who disagree with me are the enemy.”
Source: Ambito
