Vice President Kamala Harris is set to hold a rally in Atlanta, Georgia, aiming to galvanize support for her presidential campaign following Joe Biden's withdrawal from the race. This marks her 15th trip to the state, where she hopes to energize Democratic voters, particularly among communities of color and younger demographics, as polling indicates a competitive race against former President Trump. The Harris campaign has recently expanded its presence in Georgia by opening three new offices, bringing the total to 27, and has reported raising over $200 million and gaining 170,000 new volunteers since Biden's exit. Despite her campaign's momentum, Republican leaders argue that Harris will struggle to retain support from wavering Republicans and independents. The upcoming rally will feature notable figures, including Senators Ossoff and Warnock, and a performance by rapper Megan Thee Stallion. With the election approaching, polls suggest a tight race, with Trump currently leading Harris by a narrow margin.