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Slideshow: Harris rally at Savannah’s Enmarket Arena

By Daryl Green for The Current GA,

2024-08-30

A packed house greeted Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday at Enmarket Arena in Savannah. Lines formed hours before the 5 p.m. speech by the Democratic presidential candidate and parking lots and adjacent streets were jammed. Buses and trolleys brought loads from city parking lots about a mile away to the campaign rally that ended a two-day tour by Harris. Photojournalist Daryl Green chronicled the afternoon for The Current.

Citizens lined up to enter Kamala Harris’ rally following heavy rain. Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA
A large crowd in attendance for Kamala Harris’ rally at Savannah’s Enmarket Arena Aug. 29., 2024. Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA
Kama Harris cheerfully conducts her rally speech. Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA
Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA
Savannah State alum “CJ the DJ” Jackson kept the music rolling. Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA
Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA
Savannah State mass communications students Keleigh Arrington and Tamia Smith at the Harris Savannah campaign stop at Enmarket Arena, Aug. 29, 2024 Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA
A large crowd in attendance for Kamala Harris’ rally at Savannah’s Enmarket Arena Aug. 29., 2024. Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA
The crowd cheers as Kamala Harris exits the stage. Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA
Two citizens having a discussion outside of Kamala Harris’ rally. Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA
One rallygoer picked up hats and shirts from the day. Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA
Citizens exiting the Savannah shuttle to attend Kamala Harris’ rally. Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA
Citizens in line to enter Kamala Harris’ rally. Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA
The crowd cheers as Kamala Harris exits the stage. Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA
Savannah Mayor Van R. Johnson II welcomes the crowd as he joins the stage. Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA
Rallygoers purchase Kamala Harris campaign merchandise from a vendor outside. Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA
A Gaza protester gets confronted by Kamala Harris supporters. Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA
Kamala Harris welcomes the crowd as she walks onto the stage. Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA
Kamala Harris welcomes the crowd as she walks onto the stage. Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA
The crowd cheers as Kamala Harris conducts her speech. Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA
A protester gets confronted by Kamala Harris supporters. Credit: Daryl Green for The Current GA

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Mike Mcintosh

28d ago

Empty Trump, bull shit!

Deede

28d ago

She had to bus them in! “Weird “

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