In a show of party unity, former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, along with Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton, have thrown their support behind Vice President Kamala Harris as she enters a critical stage of her campaign.

The high-profile Democratic figures are expected to participate in fundraising, voter outreach, and a series of campaign events targeting key states and constituencies, as NBC News reports, and the effort marks a crucial point in Harris' campaign, as these well-known figures bring their influence to energize voters and raise funds in the lead-up to Election Day, hoping to avert the emergency they believe a Democratic Party loss would be.

The Democratic National Convention last month seems to have reignited the enthusiasm of the Obamas and Clintons, who now plan to play active roles in helping Harris secure victory and perhaps cement their own influence on a subsequent administration. Their involvement includes public appearances, fundraising initiatives, and digital outreach, with each individual focusing on specific groups of voters or regions where they can make the most impact.

Barack Obama to Lead Fundraising for Harris

Barack Obama is set to be a prominent figure in Harris’ campaign efforts. The former president will headline a major fundraiser in Los Angeles next Friday, kicking off his involvement. Beyond this event, Obama is expected to take part in larger campaign rallies next month, extending his reach to support Democratic candidates down-ballot as well.

Obama’s strategy focuses on using his influence through digital and traditional media, with an emphasis on reaching younger voters. His efforts will include appearing in fundraising materials, ads, and robocalls, while his presence in digital spaces is designed to galvanize Democratic support in critical areas.

Michelle Obama to Focus on Voter Turnout

Michelle Obama will concentrate on driving voter registration and turnout, though she is likely to participate in fewer public events compared to her husband. Her role is expected to focus more on behind-the-scenes efforts, ensuring that voters, especially in key states, are mobilized and engaged leading up to the election.

The exact details of the Obamas’ involvement are still being finalized, but their combined influence is expected to make a significant impact as the campaign moves forward.

Bill Clinton Targets Rust Belt, Rural Voters

Former President Bill Clinton will also step into a supporting role for Kamala Harris. His efforts are expected to focus on rural voters and regions like the Rust Belt and Georgia, where his political appeal could help sway undecided voters. Clinton is likely to speak on economic issues and may appeal to Latino communities, emphasizing the importance of Democratic policies in these areas.

Clinton’s campaign activities are expected to ramp up in October, adding another layer of support for Harris as Election Day draws nearer. His experience and connection with rural voters could play a crucial role in shoring up support in these key battlegrounds.

Hillary Clinton's Focus on Women and LGBTQ Voters

Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, will target women and LGBTQ voters. As a long-time advocate for these groups, she will help with fundraising efforts and messaging around issues such as reproductive freedom. Clinton is scheduled to host a luncheon with major donors next Friday, showing her commitment to energizing the base and raising the necessary funds for Harris' campaign.

Additionally, Clinton has reportedly been offering debate strategies to Harris, using her experience to prepare the vice president for critical moments in the campaign. Her involvement has been consistent, and she is frequently in touch with Harris as the race progresses.

Joe Biden Stumps for Harris as Election Nears

President Joe Biden continues to campaign for his running mate, with several joint events planned in the final stretch. Biden will visit Philadelphia on Monday to highlight the achievements of the Biden-Harris administration and reinforce his support for Harris. These appearances are expected to increase as Election Day approaches, showcasing a unified front between the president and vice president.

In addition, First Lady Jill Biden will take part in campaign efforts, likely focusing on education as one of her key issues. The involvement of both the president and the first lady is intended to bolster Harris’ visibility and reinforce the accomplishments of their administration.

Democratic Governors, Senators Join the Campaign

Several Democratic governors and senators are also set to play a role as surrogates for Harris.

Notable figures such as Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, California Gov. Gavin Newsom, Sen. Cory Booker of New Jersey, and Laphonza Butler, among others, will hit the campaign trail.  These surrogates are expected to reach out to voters across key states, helping to strengthen Harris’ support among a broad range of constituencies.

Celebrity Backers and Digital Outreach

The Harris campaign will also benefit from celebrity endorsements and digital outreach strategies aimed at connecting with younger voters and key demographics. These backers, combined with the high-profile political support of the Obamas and Clintons, are expected to create a powerful presence on social media and in digital advertising campaigns.

The digital outreach plan is designed to meet voters where they are, using targeted messages across various platforms to encourage turnout, especially in states with tight races.

Conclusion: A Unified Push in the Final Days

As the final days of the campaign approach, Kamala Harris will have the backing of some of the most influential figures in the Democratic Party.

From Barack Obama's fundraising efforts to Hillary Clinton's focus on women and LGBTQ voters, the collective power of these figures is aimed at energizing voters and raising the necessary funds to carry Harris to victory.

With Bill Clinton targeting rural voters and Joe Biden stumping alongside Harris in battleground states, the Democrats are putting forth a coordinated effort to ensure success in November.