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Democrats roll out Swift-inspired campaign billboards after endorsement of Kamala Harris
Democrats are capitalizing on Taylor Swift’s recent endorsement of Kamala Harris for the 2024 presidential race, rolling out a series of Swift-inspired campaign billboards. Following Swift’s announcement on September 10, after the first debate between Harris and Donald Trump, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) launched the creative ads set to go live in New York City and Las Vegas on Friday, September 13.
One of the prominent digital billboards in Times Square reads “We’re in our Kamala era,” a playful nod to Swift’s widely known Eras Tour.
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