In a passionate rally in DeKalb County, Georgia, Vice President Kamala Harris emphasized the critical role the state will play in the upcoming presidential election, declaring, \"America's future will be won or lost here in Georgia.\" Harris highlighted her accomplishments in office, including her efforts to pass the infrastructure law, which aims to remove lead pipes and expand broadband access, as well as initiatives to cap insulin costs for seniors and negotiate lower drug prices through Medicare.

Harris urged attendees to mobilize their communities, encouraging them to knock on doors and ensure their friends and family vote. She invoked the legacy of civil rights leader John Lewis, reminding the crowd of the sacrifices made for voting rights and the power of their collective voice in shaping the nation’s future.

Freshman Georgia State University student Chastity Singleton also spoke at the event, sharing her pride in voting for the first time and her commitment to community service. She echoed Harris's message of hope and progress, contrasting the Vice President's vision for the future with that of former President Donald Trump, whom she accused of prioritizing his own interests.

As the rally concluded, Harris rallied the crowd with a call to action, stating, \"Georgia, the whole nation looks to us again,\" and urging them to work together to elect her as the next president. With just 12 days until the election, the urgency for voter engagement was palpable, as both Harris and Singleton called for a united effort to turn Georgia blue once more.