Both presidential campaigns are targeting rural voters – with Republican nominee Senator JD Vance in Pennsylvania and Democratic nominees Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz in Georgia.The Harris campaign is looking beyond Atlanta and its suburbs to make gains in red communities, while analysts say Trump’s team aims to hold on to a base that helped them win in 2016.Harris and Walz are taking a two-day bus tour through southeast Georgia.Their campaign is positioning offices in rural counties like Washington and Jenkins.Meanwhile, GOP vice presidential nominee JD Vance is on the trail in Erie, Pennsylvania.”This is a beautiful place, but it has been left behind by a lot of stupid policies from people like Kamala Harris,” Vance said.Analysts say these small-town stops can have a big impact come Election Day.”Republicans need these voters, and the Democrats know that if they can take a few away from them that …
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