Vice President Kamala Harris, along with her running mate Tim Walz, concluded a two-day bus tour in Georgia with a major rally at Savannah's Enmarket Arena, which saw a turnout of 7,500 supporters. The tour included stops at local businesses, schools, and small gatherings, emphasizing the importance of grassroots mobilization and small business growth. Harris highlighted her campaign's focus on unity and inclusivity, promising to include a Republican in her cabinet and rolling out a new tax credit proposal for startups. Meanwhile, former President Donald Trump, campaigning in Michigan, criticized Harris for her policy changes and blamed her for economic issues. Local Republican Representative Buddy Carter welcomed Harris's visit but criticized her record, linking her to the Biden administration's policies. The Harris-Walz campaign aims to compete in GOP strongholds and energize voters in traditionally Republican areas to secure a win in Georgia.