Former President Barack Obama is lending his support to Democratic nominee Kamala Harris by joining her campaign tour. The tour will start next week with an event in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This move comes after Obama's inspiring speech at the Democratic National Convention back in August, where he praised Harris and endorsed her as a natural successor to his political legacy.

Pennsylvania is a crucial state for both parties because it could tip the scales in the 2024 election. The latest polling shows a close race between Harris and Republican nominee Donald Trump. Obama's appearances are expected to rally the Latino vote, which could make a big difference for Harris's chances. According to an expert, about 90,000 Latino voters in Pennsylvania are still undecided, and their endorsement could be more impactful than that of other celebrities like Taylor Swift.

Will Obama’s support and Harris’s campaign efforts be enough to build on her convention speech momentum? That remains to be seen. The election's outcome will depend on various factors, including voter turnout and the candidates' performance during their campaigns.

Ex-President Obama Joins Kamala Harris’s Campaign Trail in Pennsylvania

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