The Harris campaign has recently enlisted Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro to feature in a new ad that will be broadcast across the commonwealth in the final days leading up to the presidential campaign. The ad, which is part of a substantial $370 million television and digital expenditure, aims to sway voters in the battleground state.
In the ad, Gov. Shapiro emphasizes the significance of the upcoming election, stating, “This election, it’s bigger than us. It’s about the future. Do you want more chaos or, like me, are you ready for some common sense? That’s why I’m with Kamala. I’ve known her for two decades. She’s practical, and she gets stuff done.” Shapiro's endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris comes at a crucial time as the race in Pennsylvania remains tightly contested.
Gov. Shapiro, who was previously considered for the vice presidential slot on Harris’ ticket, has emerged as a key surrogate for the campaign. His support adds weight to Harris’ efforts to secure Pennsylvania's crucial electoral votes.
The latest polls in Pennsylvania show a dead heat between Harris and former President Donald Trump, with both candidates tied at 48%. With the outcome of the election hanging in the balance, Harris is set to intensify her campaign efforts in the state. She is scheduled to hold rallies in Allentown, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia on the eve of Election Day to energize her supporters and make a final push for victory.
