Vice President Kamala Harris took to the stage in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Thursday for a campaign rally at Bojangles Coliseum. The event was part of her ongoing efforts to drum up support as the election season kicks into high gear. However, the rally attracted attention not just for her speech, but for the fact that the crowd wasn’t entirely local.
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Once again, as has been seen in previous stops on the campaign trail, Harris’s team bused in supporters to fill the seats. Reports suggest that thousands of people were transported to the rally to boost attendance, a move that has become increasingly common for the vice president’s events.
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This wasn’t the first time Harris had to rely on out-of-town attendees. Just last Wednesday, she held a rally in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, with only two months left until Election Day. Similar to the North Carolina event, her New Hampshire rally also saw buses arriving packed with supporters. In fact, at least a dozen yellow buses full of people were seen unloading at the event, reportedly from neighboring Massachusetts.
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