Kamala Harris town halls with the NAACP are being planned in key swing states to encourage midterm voter turnout, as attention builds around the former vice president’s potential 2028 aspirations.
The events will focus on mobilizing voters through education and community engagement, according to organizers. The NAACP said the effort is intended to keep civic participation high beyond a single election cycle and to connect voters with resources that make casting a ballot easier.
Harris is expected to highlight issues that polling shows matter most to voters in competitive states, including economic concerns, civil rights, and access to the ballot. Organizers say the town halls will feature local leaders and advocates who can address state-specific policies and voting rules.
While the town halls come amid speculation about Harris’s 2028 plans, the NAACP emphasized that the series is centered on turnout and community organizing. The organization said it will continue its voter education and grassroots efforts throughout the midterm season.
Kamala Harris town halls to target swing states
Planners expect the town halls to roll out across multiple battlegrounds, with dates and venues to be announced by local partners. In addition to in-person gatherings, digital outreach and voter information tools will be promoted to reach residents who cannot attend.
Organizers added that the initiative is part of a broader push to build an informed and engaged electorate. They encouraged prospective voters to confirm registration status, learn about early voting options where available, and make a plan to vote.
Harris’s participation is likely to draw national attention. Still, groups involved in the planning said the priority is practical support for voters in communities that could determine control of Congress in the midterms.
