Vice President Harris and former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) spent Monday on a swing across the blue wall to try to appeal to Republican voters. The vice president and former congresswoman traveled to Pennsylvania,

Harris’ campaign about the stability of the “blue wall” states—Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania—that have historically been key for Democratic victories

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Vice President Kamala Harris is making an aggressive bid to win over independents and moderate Republicans in the suburbs, visiting vote-rich counties in three Great Lakes swing states Monday with former Wyoming Rep.

Democrats running for the Senate in “blue wall” states that will be critical to determining the outcome of the 2024 election are running away from Vice President Harris, signaling that they are hoping to win over some of former President Trump’s voters to keep their seats.

Cheney, who joined Harris on a tour of three key swing states, made the comment while speaking during a Michigan town hall. She began by invoking the events of January 6 and accused Trump of trying to cover up his role.