Former President Clinton stumped for Kamala Harris at Charlotte church service Sunday
Former President Bill Clinton stumped for Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris at a Charlotte church service on Sunday.
Clinton appeared at St. Paul Baptist Church a day after the vice president is scheduled to visit the Queen City again. Saturday was the last day of early voting in North Carolina. At least 3 million residents have already voted.
For security reasons, the Harris-Walz campaign didn’t name the church where Clinton was speaking ahead of time.
Clinton and other political celebrities have repeatedly visited the state in recent weeks given North Carolina’s status as a key swing state.
In a presidential race that remains close. Former President Donald Trump polls 47% of likely voters, a near tie with Kamala Harris’ 45%, according to a national poll released by the UMass Lowell Center for Public Opinion on Thursday.
This story was originally published November 1, 2024 at 11:50 AM with the headline "Former President Clinton stumped for Kamala Harris at Charlotte church service Sunday."