Vice President Kamala Harris to visit Greensboro, her sixth trip to NC

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WTVD) — Vice President Kamala Harris is visiting Greensboro on Thursday.

This will be Harris’ sixth trip to NC this year.

She will be speaking at James B. Dudley High School.

Other speakers include Governor Roy Cooper, Greensboro Mayor Nancy Vaughan, Deputy Minority Leader State Senator Gladys Robinson, community leader and civil rights activist Shirley Frye, and field organizer Avi Dintenfass.

The Vice President is expected to emphasize the stakes of the 2024 November election for North Carolinians and Black communities in particular. She may call attention to Project 2025 and highlight the stark contrast between President Biden, who fights for the American people, and Donald Trump, who cares only about himself.

This marks the Vice President’s sixth trip to North Carolina this year and 14th visit since taking office. Vice President Harris was last in Greensboro in September 2023 and visited NC A&T on her “Fight for Our Freedoms” College Tour.

It all comes as the Biden campaign has gone all in on making a play for North Carolina in 2024 and the state may become even more important after a poor debate performance by the president against former president Donald Trump.

First lady Jill Biden made another campaign stop in the state with a visit to Wilmington on Monday.