GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) – On the first weekend of early voting in North Carolina, former President Bill Clinton made a stop in Greenville Saturday to stump for Vice President Kamala Harris.
On Saturday afternoon, Clinton made a stop at the Democratic Field Office on Stantonsburg Road in Greenville. With less than three weeks to go before the election, the former President is on a whirlwind bus tour throughout several cities in North Carolina. Clinton was in town for the Harris-Walz early canvass launch.
The former President made stops in Wilmington and Fayetteville on Friday as part of the “Early Vote” bus tour across eastern parts of the state. On Thursday, he joined Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz in Durham on the first day of early voting.
Clinton’s bus tour will stop in Rocky Mount Sunday. He is expected to be joined by faith leaders for a Get Out The Vote event and Nash County Democrats for a canvass launch, according to the campaign.
An Early Vote block party has been scheduled in Raleigh Sunday, as well.
The general election will take place November 5.
