Vice President Kamala Harris is actively campaigning in southern Georgia, aiming to energize Democratic voters ahead of the November election against Donald Trump. Since her recent nomination, the Democratic Party has regained hope of flipping Georgia again, focusing on engaging Black and working-class communities during a two-day bus tour. Harris’s campaign is marked by a rally in Savannah and her first major media interview on CNN, as she seeks to address criticisms regarding her visibility. Meanwhile, Trump's campaign faced backlash after he filmed at Arlington National Cemetery without permission from a grieving family, highlighting the contentious atmosphere surrounding the election. Both campaigns are ramping up efforts in key battleground states, with Trump also confirming participation in an upcoming debate amid logistical disputes. As the campaign intensifies, both parties are vying for momentum in a rapidly approaching electoral showdown.