Hollywood descends on Georgia for Harris as she battles Trump for working-class vote

Sunday brought a stark split screen to the 2024 presidential race - Vice President Kamala Harris marking her 60th with Stevie Wonder singing "Happy Birthday" in Georgia, while former President Trump worked the drive-thru at a McDonald's in Pennsylvania.

Celebrities have been flocking to support Harris' 2024 campaign since she entered the race over the summer, and battleground states are seeing their fair share of A-lister visits as early voting kicks off.

Among the places where star power has been most pronounced is Georgia, which has seen a litany of famous faces.

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It comes as both campaigns work to generate support in the state that President Biden won by less than 1% in 2020.

The winner will likely need a significant amount of support from the state's Black population and middle-class suburban voters outside of Atlanta.

For his part to win over working voters, Trump cooked and served french fries to customers at a McDonald's in Pennsylvania on Sunday, while accusing Harris of lying about once working at the fast-food restaurant.