In Reno, the progressive grassroots group Indivisible Northern Nevada rallied at Idlewild Park on Saturday to support Vice President Kamala Harris.
Former Democratic Nevada Lieutenant Governor and Biden White House administration advisor, Kate Marshall, energized the crowd.
“Because we believe in this country and that we are a nation of laws. And Kamala is going to get us there, is she not? Woo! And we are going to get Kamala there, are we not?! Woo!”
The event focused on Kamala Harris and Project 2025, a 920-page plan written by the ultra-conservative Heritage Foundation to usher in the next Republican president.
The event follows statewide democratic parties across the nation pledging their delegates to Kamala for the nomination. She will officially accept at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in two weeks.
Kamala Harris’s popularity reflects in the polls, bringing her neck-and-neck with former president Trump in Nevada and other crucial swing states.
It’s important to note that Former President Trump and the Republican National Committee have distanced themselves from Project 2025. Additionally, the director of the Heritage Foundation has stepped down due to the controversy surrounding the plan.
The Harris campaign has thirteen offices across Nevada and is launching an unprecedented canvassing and door-knocking operation in the Battleborn State.