The former U.S. President and the first Black man to hold the position of president in the country’s history, remains a fan favorite, particularly among Georgia’s democratic voters. Photo by Julia Beverly/The Atlanta VoiceThe number of superstar surrogates is growing the closer it gets to Election Day, Nov. 5. Former United States President Barack Obama, the 44th Commander-in-Chief of the United States, is returning to Georgia to support current United States Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Thursday, Oct. 24.Obama was one of the featured speakers during the Democratic National Convention (DNC) in August. The former Illinois Senator has stumped for Harris and Walz across the country over the past couple of weeks, including in Arizona, Nevada, Michigan, Wisconsin, and most recently in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, a crucial battleground state this election cycle. Former U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama speaks during the Democratic National Convention (DNC) at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois, on Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2024. Photo by Itoro N. Umontuen/The Atlanta VoiceThe former First Lady Michelle Obama, who gave one of the most memorable speeches at the DNC, will be in another battleground state on behalf of the Harris-Walz campaign. Mrs. Obama will be in Michigan on Saturday, Oct. 26, according to the campaign. This will be the first Harris-Walz campaign stop of the year for Mrs. Obama, a longtime friend of Harris’. Both campaign stops are being billed as “Get Out The Vote” rallies. As of Wednesday night, more than a half-million Georgians have voted early. The early voting period began on Tuesday, Oct. 15, and saw a record 300,000 Georgians cast ballots that day. Harris is also scheduled to hold a rally in Atlanta on Saturday, Oct. 19.The post Obama to return to Georgia to support Harris-Walz campaign appeared first on The Atlanta Voice.