President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign is aggressively ramping up activity in Arizona ahead of the presidential debate on Thursday. The campaign plans to hold over 100 events in the battleground state that Biden narrowly won in 2020. Polls show a tight race between Biden and former President Donald Trump in Arizona, with both campaigns preparing for a close contest.
Vice President Kamala Harris recently spoke to a crowd in Phoenix, urging voters to get involved in the election, stating that the outcome will shape the country for generations. The Biden campaign is organizing various events, including debate watch parties and canvassing efforts, focusing on key issues like abortion rights, the economy, immigration, and democracy.
High-profile members of the Biden administration, including Harris, have been dispatched to Arizona to make the case against Trump. The campaign is also courting Latino voters through initiatives like engaging with the Copa Amèrica soccer tournament. Trump, on the other hand, has been making his campaign pitch to voters in Arizona and plans to host debate watch parties in various counties.
In the days following the debate, the Biden campaign will continue its outreach efforts, knocking on doors and conducting message training in different parts of Arizona. Both campaigns are gearing up for a fierce battle in the state as they seek to win over voters ahead of the 2024 election.
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