Harris heads to church on 60th birthday

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Harris heads to ******* on 60th birthday

Kamala Harris has attended a ******* service near Atlanta on the morning of her 60th birthday, while encouraging ****** worshippers to cast their ballots in the presidential election.

The Democratic nominee for president attended a service at New Birth Missionary ******** ******* in Stonecrest, where many women in the audience work pink to promote ******* ******* awareness.

Harris plans a midday stop at Divine ****** Ministries International in Jonesboro, joined by singer Stevie Wonder, before taping an interview with the Reverend Al Sharpton that will air later Sunday on MSNBC.

The vice president’s running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, is scheduled to go to ******* in Saginaw, Michigan, and his wife, Gwen, will be at a service in Las Vegas.

The mobilisation effort that launched October 13 and is led by the National Advisory Board of ****** ****** Leaders, which is sending representatives across battleground states as early voting begins in the November 5 election.

“My father used to say, a ‘voteless people is a powerless people’ and one of the most important steps we can take is that short step to the ballot box,” Martin Luther King III said Friday.

“When ****** voters are organised and engaged, we have the power to shift the trajectory of this nation.”

The schedule for Harris on her 60th birthday reflects her campaign’s push to treat every voting group like a swing state voter, trying to appeal to them all in a tightly contested election with early voting in progress.

On Saturday, the vice president rallied supporters in Detroit with singer Lizzo before travelling to Atlanta to focus on ********* rights, highlighting the ****** of a Georgia mother amid the state’s restrictive ********* laws that took effect after the US Supreme Court, with three justices nominated by Donald Trump, overturned Roe v Wade.

And after her Sunday push, she will campaign with former *********** congresswoman Liz Cheney, in the suburbs of Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin.

“Donald Trump still refuses to take accountability, to take any accountability, for the pain and the suffering he has caused,” Harris said.

Harris is a ******** whose husband, Doug Emhoff, is *******. She has said she’s inspired by the work of the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr, and influenced by the religious traditions of her mother’s native India as well as the ****** *******.

Harris sang in the choir as a child at Twenty Third Avenue ******* of **** in Oakland.

“****** is a verb. It is something we show in action and in service,” she said on

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last week as she attended services at a ******* in Greenville, North Carolina.

“Souls to the polls” as an idea traces back to the Civil Rights Movement.

The Reverend George Lee, a ****** entrepreneur from Mississippi, was ******* by white supremacists in 1955 after he helped nearly 100 ****** residents register to vote in the town of Belzoni.

The ********* where Lee is ******* has served as a polling place.

****** ******* congregations across the country have undertaken get-out-the-vote campaigns for years.

In part to counteract voter suppression tactics that date back to the Jim Crow era, early voting in the ****** community is stressed from pulpits nearly as much as it is by candidates.

In Georgia, early voting began on Tuesday, and more than 310,000 people voted on that day, more than doubling the first-day total in 2020.

A record 5 million people voted in the 2020 presidential election in Georgia.

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