Black voters, a key constituency in battleground states like Georgia, are speaking out in favor of former President Trump, according to new article.

The pews were filling up inside Mount Zion Baptist Church, where former President Bill Clinton was set to launch his rural campaign swing for Vice President Kamala Harris in this Democratic stronghold bordering a sea of rural red Georgia.

Fully 33% of Georgia’s registered voters are black—more than in any other swing state. Polls put Ms Harris’s support ten points lower among black voters in Georgia than Mr. Biden’s share in 2020. Sources: Catalist; YouGov; The Economist

The Congressional Black Caucus kicked off their swing state bus tour for the Harris-Walz campaign in Savannah Friday morning. As the election draws closer, both candidates are trying to mobilize voters in swing states,

Vice President Harris is maintaining her lead over former President Trump with Black voters in swing states, according to a new survey.  The Howard University Initiative on Public Opinion

Black Trump supporters "are poorly mobilized" and Black voters "will likely strongly rally" behind Kamala Harris, Professor Katherine Tate told Newsweek.

Younger Black voters are drifting toward Trump. Older Black voters want to send a message, Eric Garcia reports from outside polling stations for early voters