Voters in Indiana haven’t backed a Democratic presidential candidate in nearly 16 years. But when Vice President Kamala Harris heads to the solidly Republican state on Wednesday, she’ll speak to a constituency she hopes will turn out for her in massive numbers in November: women of color.{ai:summary}<p>In a bid to galvanize support in Indiana, Vice President Kamala Harris aims to connect with women of color as she kicks off her presidential campaign. Despite a challenging landscape, her team believes that energizing this crucial demographic could tilt the balance in her favor. </p><p>Facing rising inflation and Republican resilience, Harris’s success hinges on rallying Black women, who previously solidified Biden's wins. Their turnout could reshape the electoral map, making her campaign's focus on Blue Wall states and competitive battlegrounds more vital than ever. #politics</p>

Harris will address a historically Black sorority as her campaign hopes to win women of color

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