Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz embarked on a bus tour on Thursday, making stops across Pennsylvania to promote the Biden administration’s infrastructure plan and rally support for the Democratic Party ahead of the 2022 midterm elections.
The bus tour, which started in Harrisburg, included stops in Lancaster and Coatesville. At each stop, Harris and Walz spoke to local residents and emphasized the importance of investing in infrastructure to create jobs and improve the economy.
Harris praised Pennsylvania for its role in helping to pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill, which was signed into law by President Joe Biden in November. She highlighted the funding that will go towards rebuilding roads, bridges, and other critical infrastructure in the state.
Governor Walz echoed Harris’ sentiments, emphasizing the need for continued investment in infrastructure to ensure long-term economic growth. He also highlighted the importance of addressing climate change through initiatives like expanding clean energy and improving public transportation.
The bus tour comes at a crucial time for the Democratic Party, which is looking to maintain control of Congress in the upcoming midterm elections. Harris and Walz’s visit to Pennsylvania is part of a broader effort to rally support for Democratic candidates and mobilize voters ahead of the 2022 elections.
Overall, the bus tour was successful in generating enthusiasm for the infrastructure plan and connecting with voters in Pennsylvania. As the 2022 elections draw nearer, Democrats will need to continue engaging with voters and highlighting the benefits of their policies to secure victories at the polls.