How these #KamalaHarris canvassers are fighting #uselection apathy in Pennsylvania

In the run up to polling day in the 2024 US presidential election, Anywhere but Washington’s Tom Silverstone and Oliver Laughland joined canvassers in Pennsylvania trying to drum up support for Kamala Harris with a simple message: “Your vote does matter.”
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Luwauanna Adams and Leslie Hughes are used to encountering high levels of disengagement from voters in less fortunate areas. When they knock on doors, there is little support for Donald Trump but a prevailing attitude that voting does not matter. This is how they work to convince an apathetic electorate to get out and vote.

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