Vice President Kamala Harris has been actively campaigning in Pennsylvania, a critical swing state, as she prepares for the upcoming presidential election. Harris received a warm welcome from supporters during her visit to Johnstown, where she engaged with locals at a small business and at an airport rally, drawing a crowd of around 450 attendees. She criticized former President Donald Trump's lack of a concrete healthcare plan, emphasizing the need for protections like those in the Affordable Care Act. Despite the positive reception, Trump supporters also gathered nearby, highlighting the competitive nature of the election in this historically divided region. Observers noted the significance of her presence, particularly as a Black woman in a predominantly white area, which resonated with some attendees. Harris's campaign efforts are seen as crucial to maintaining Democratic momentum in Pennsylvania, a state that flipped from Trump to Biden in the last election.