With less than 70 days to go before the November general elections, presidential candidates are mostly focusing on battleground states in their bids to take the White House. And as Vice President Kamala Harris takes the helm of the Democratic party, it seems she is giving her party newly found hope in some of these states that previously seemed out of reach, including Georgia.
The Peach State has been at the forefront of the presidential race since 2020, when President Joe Biden won the state by fewer than 12,000 votes over former President Donald Trump, becoming the first Democrat to carry the longtime GOP stronghold in nearly three decades.
