On the eve of Vice President Kamala Harris’ rally in Savannah, students at the state’s oldest historic Black university launched a voter registration campaign. It’s a sign of Coastal Georgia’s enthusiasm about the possibility of electing the first Black woman to the White House.
The voter event at the Savannah State University library sparked wide-ranging discussions among students about what policies motivate them to vote, whether Harris is the right candidate to focus on their problems and whether voting matters in Georgia.
