Vice President Kamala Harris is actively campaigning in Georgia to encourage Black voters to participate in early voting as part of the 'souls to the polls' initiative. She attended services at churches in Stonecrest and Jonesboro, accompanied by singer Stevie Wonder, while her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, campaigned in Michigan and Nevada. Harris emphasized the importance of voting, quoting Martin Luther King III, and reflected on the impact of early voting, with over 1.1 million Georgians having already cast their ballots. During her campaign stops, she criticized former President Donald Trump and addressed issues like reproductive rights in light of restrictive state laws. The campaign aims to mobilize voters in battleground states ahead of the Nov. 5 election, treating every demographic as crucial for victory. Harris's strategy includes highlighting contrasting visions for the country and reinforcing the Biden-Harris administration's support for local communities.