Vice President Kamala Harris celebrated her 60th birthday while campaigning in Georgia, where she received a surprise rendition of 'Happy Birthday' from singer Stevie Wonder, who also performed Bob Marley's 'Redemption Song' to rally churchgoers. The visit was part of the 'Souls to the Polls' initiative aimed at mobilizing Black voters ahead of the November 5 election, which is critical for the Democratic campaign. During her speeches, Harris emphasized kindness and community, implicitly contrasting her approach with that of Donald Trump, while rallying support for early voting. As she seeks to connect with younger voters, Harris has framed her age positively against her older opponents, including Biden and Trump. Emotional moments were shared as her husband Doug Emhoff and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz extended birthday wishes, highlighting the support within her political circle. Recent polling indicates a tightening race, with Harris's lead over Trump narrowing as the election date approaches.