Vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris brought the Democratic presidential campaign back to Georgia Sunday in a final bid to capture the increasingly battleground state.Harris pumped up Democrats at an outdoor drive-in rally in Gwinnett County just hours before President Donald Trump was scheduled to appear in Rome, with Trump’s singular goal to keep Georgia red on Tuesday.Trump won Georgia by 5 points in 2016, but for months has struggled to break away from Joe Biden in polls of Georgia voters.As honking car horns blared, Harris addressed a crowd of hundreds lining the parking lot at the...…Vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris brought the Democratic presidential campaign back to Georgia Sunday in a final bid to capture the increasingly battleground state.Harris pumped up Democrats at an outdoor drive-in rally in Gwinnett County just hours before President Donald Trump was scheduled to appear in Rome, with Trump’s singular goal to keep Georgia red on Tuesday.Trump won Georgia by 5 points in 2016, but for months has struggled to break away from Joe Biden in polls of Georgia voters.As honking car horns blared, Harris addressed a crowd of hundreds lining the parking lot at the...WW…

The music blaring behind him was growing louder, but Jon Ossoff was intent on getting his point across at a weekend stop in south DeKalb.“Don’t wait until the last minute. Don’t put this thing off. November 3 isn’t just election day — it’s the last chance to vote,” said Ossoff, the Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, his voice rising above the din at a Stonecrest mega-church. “The election is happening right now.”Though his words were aimed at fellow Democrats, his plea was echoed by Republican contenders who crisscrossed the state ahead of the start of early-voting in Georgia. The...…The music blaring behind him was growing louder, but Jon Ossoff was intent on getting his point across at a weekend stop in south DeKalb.“Don’t wait until the last minute. Don’t put this thing off. November 3 isn’t just election day — it’s the last chance to vote,” said Ossoff, the Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, his voice rising above the din at a Stonecrest mega-church. “The election is happening right now.”Though his words were aimed at fellow Democrats, his plea was echoed by Republican contenders who crisscrossed the state ahead of the start of early-voting in Georgia. The...WW…