Kamala Harris rallies support in Harrisburg during final campaign push in Pennsylvania

Vice President Kamala Harris held a rally in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, marking her first visit to the city during her presidential campaign. This event aimed to energize local Democrats as they seek to reduce Donald Trump's expected victory margin in a key swing state. Harris emphasized her leadership style, contrasting it with Trump's, and outlined her policy priorities, including tax cuts for middle-class families and expanding Medicare. The rally was interrupted by protests, but Harris maintained focus on her message of unity and support for all Americans. The visit comes as Pennsylvania is a critical battleground in the upcoming election, with Democrats hoping to gain ground in traditionally Republican areas. Local party leaders expressed optimism that Harris's appearance would motivate volunteers and voters in the final days of the campaign.