Vice President Kamala Harris celebrated her 60th birthday on the campaign trail in Georgia, where music legend Stevie Wonder serenaded her at two Black churches as part of a 'souls to the polls' initiative aimed at mobilizing Black voters ahead of the upcoming election. During her visit, Wonder led the congregation in singing 'Happy Birthday' and performed Bob Marley's 'Redemption Song,' which resonated deeply with attendees. Harris expressed her gratitude, stating she had checked off a significant item on her bucket list with Wonder's song, emphasizing the importance of kindness in her campaign message. With only 16 days until Election Day, she acknowledged the critical stakes involved, urging voters to lift each other up rather than sow division. Harris's support among Black voters has seen a decline, prompting calls for increased engagement as she navigates her campaign's challenges. The event, which included transportation for churchgoers to polling places, highlights the ongoing efforts to increase voter turnout in pivotal states.