Kamala Harris and Barack Obama target black voters in key battleground state of Georgia

Polls show a state that gave Joe Biden one of his most dramatic wins in 2020 is now neck-and-neck.

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00:00Vice President Kamala Harris rallied in Georgia on Thursday, an important battleground state

00:07where she hopes to win over black voters. With less than two weeks until Election Day,

00:12the race between Harris and Trump is as tight as ever. Polls show conflicting predictions,

00:18with Harris narrowly leading some and Trump others. In her speech, Harris had harsh words

00:23for her election opponent, comparing him to the predators, fraudsters and repeat offenders

00:28she prosecuted in her early career.

00:31In those roles, I took on perpetrators of all kinds, predators, fraudsters and repeat

00:40offenders. I took them on and I won. Well, Georgia, in 12 days, it's Donald Trump's turn.

00:56Georgia in 2020, becoming the first Democratic presidential candidate to win the Southern

01:01state since Bill Clinton in 1992. Harris was joined by Bruce Springsteen and also shared

01:07the stage with former President Barack Obama for the first time in her campaign, who also

01:12did not hold back in his attacks on Trump, calling him a wannabe king and dictator. Harris's

01:19campaign is hopeful she can keep Georgia blue in 2024.

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