Vice President Kamala Harris can count on carrying Massachusetts. That's why some of the state's Democrats are canvassing in states like Pennsylvania, where the polls are too close to call.
Sue Donaldson of Northampton, and Rob Robertson of Amherst. The two Massachusetts Democrats have been living in Philadelphia since the summer, canvassing for V.P. Kamala Harris in the crucial key state.
"I believe we need a woman president," Chester resident Victor Fleming said to Robertson."It's time for a change, and we don't need a four-time convicted felon in there again." Robertson was encouraged by the responses he was getting this day in Chester. Often, he said, no one is home or they don't answer the door. So he just leaves campaign literature and moves on.
Sue Donaldson and Rob Robertson check in at the Harris campaign headquarters in Chester, PA. before heading out to canvas. across Michigan earlier this month, along with several fellow Democratic governors. Sen. Elizabeth Warren campaigned recently for Harris in Michigan, while Rep. Ayanna Pressley has traveled to Texas, North Carolina and Pennsylvania to help get out the vote.“Massachusetts Democrats have a long history of being deployed to critical battleground states,” Pressley said, nodding to the party's vaunted ground game.
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