5W's: Former President Obama Rallying for Kamala Harris in Philly
Former President Obama Rallying for Kamala Harris in Philly. Here’s What to Know
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Who: Former President Barack Obama, Bruce Springsteen, John Legend
What: Kamala Harris for president rally
When: Oct. 28, 2024
Where: Temple University’s Liacouras Center – 1776 N Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19121
Why: Encouraging Philly to vote
Former President Barack Obama is making his way to Philadelphia today in support of Kamala Harris, to urge Philadelphians to get out and vote.
As the 2024 presidential election is coming to its most crucial point in its process, the candidates are pulling out all the stops in the nations ‘swing states’ to ensure a vote for their respective party.
Both candidates have leaned on, musicians, entertainers, and other major political figures alike, in hopes of support to sway an indecisive voter. One of the most advantageous cosigns, come from qualified politicians — especially one who has been in the desired position before. Former President Barack Obama is no stranger to this process, serving as President from 2009-2017.
Former President Obama will be visiting Philly today (October 28) in support of Vice President Kamala Harris. But ‘Barry’ will be bringing backup with him.
Bruce Springsteen, John Legend and former President Barack Obama will headline a Kamala Harris for president rally at Temple University’s Liacouras Center on Oct. 28, 2024.
Springsteen, a beloved New Jersey native, along with the uber talented John Legend, are the latest musical acts to be apart of the “When We Vote We Win” concert series, that mixes music and politics to push people in swing states, like Pennsylvania, to vote early.
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