Source predicts Harris and Winfrey's 'Unite for America' event will be 'big moment' for campaign

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Vice President Kamala Harris and Oprah Winfrey are preparing to host a highly anticipated presidential campaign event, "Unite for America," in Michigan, expected to draw significant public interest. The event is scheduled for Thursday night and aims to galvanize support for the Democratic presidential nominee. Over 200,000 individuals have RSVPed through campaign channels, with additional viewers anticipated to tune in via livestream on major social media platforms. Harris and Winfrey collectively reach over 133. 6 million followers online, providing a robust platform for their messaging.

The campaign plans to create an atmosphere reminiscent of Winfrey's iconic talk show, complete with a studio audience and interactive segments. Attendees will be encouraged to participate in organizing efforts, such as making phone calls and canvassing for votes. Winfrey's active involvement, including her surprise appearance at the Democratic National Convention, highlights her commitment to the campaign. Sources suggest that this event could mark a significant moment in the election cycle, potentially influencing voter turnout.

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