Harris-supporting group launches $4M effort to mobilize Black male voters
Politics,2024 Presidential Election,Kamala Harris,Race And Racism
A new $4 million effort primarily aimed at engaging and mobilizing Black male voters ahead of Election Day in key battleground states is launching Tuesday, according to plans shared first with NBC News. The push — dubbed Vote To Live — is affiliated with the Collective PAC, one of the country’s largest political action committees supporting Black candidates, which has endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris. The new effort will focus on nonpartisan ways to encourage largely Black men to vote, said Quentin James, founder and president of the Collective PAC....
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