High-profile surrogates hit the battleground states with early voting set to begin next week

With less than a month until Election Day, both the Trump and Harris campaigns are pulling out all the stops, including enlisting high-profile politicians and celebrities to join them on the stump in key battleground states.Early voting begins in Georgia on Tuesday, Oct. 15 and in North Carolina on Thursday, Oct. 17. Both states are crucial to winning this election, according to any and all political calculations and predictions.On Sunday, Oct, 13, former United States President Bill Clinton made several stops on a two-day tour through Southeast and Middle Georgia while stumping for Harris and her running mate Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. Clinton visited Albany, Columbus, and Fort Valley. During his visit to Fort Valley, an intimate crowd of several dozen supporters attended a fish fry and rally at the Agricultural Technology Conference Center on Camp John Hope Rd.Clinton, who garnered enormous support from Georgia Democrats during his days as the Governor of Arkansas running for the White House, thanked the local elected officials that came out to support him back then and now. People like Georgia Congressman Sanford Bishop (2nd District) and two-time Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams.Clinton remains popular with Georgia voters and he used his popularity and...