Kamala Harris sees path to victory in Pennsylvania running through the suburbs

The Vice President Kamala Harris campaign has outlined a strategy to win Pennsylvania by focusing on gaining support in the suburbs and among educated suburbanites, including those who have previously voted for Republicans. They are targeting voters who supported former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley in the GOP primary and are working to improve on Biden’s margins in rural counties. The campaign is confident in its ground game and believes it can match or exceed Biden’s support in key cities like Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The Trump campaign, on the other hand, is focusing on areas where they believe Harris is losing ground, such as Philadelphia, and highlighting Republican gains in voter registration in certain counties. Both campaigns are gearing up for a close race in the key battleground state. The content discusses the efforts made by the Democratic campaign to reach out to Black voters, particularly Black men, in Pennsylvania. Former President Obama expressed concern about the lack of energy and turnout in Black communities compared to when he ran for office. He urged undecided voters to support Kamala Harris, emphasizing her excellence and qualifications. Pennsylvania state Sen. Vincent Hughes agreed with Obama’s sentiments, highlighting the importance of voting against Trump. He expressed optimism about the Harris campaign’s outreach efforts and the potential for breaking barriers for Black women in politics.