Velshi starts now.

Well, good morning from Phoenix, Arizona. It's Sunday, October the 20th, 16 days until

Election Day, crunch time on the campaign trail, and the candidates in their surrogates

are out in full force all over the country this weekend.

Coming up this hour, Vice President Kamala Harris is on the move in Georgia. We're going to bring that to you live.

Plus, I'll be joined by some of Arizona's top political players from both parties.

Former Senator Jeff Flake, current Senator Mark Kelly, Congressman Rubin Gallego, who's running for Arizona's open Senate seat

against Trump ally Kerry Lake in a faceoff that could decide control of the Senate.

With just two weeks to go, early voting is ramping up in many states, and Kamala Harris's campaign

is turning its focus toward boosting enthusiasm and, importantly, voter turnout.

Yesterday afternoon, Harris appeared at an event to kick off the first day of early in-person

voting in the Detroit metro area.

In the evening, she held a similar rally to get out the vote in Atlanta, Georgia, where

early voting began last Tuesday and shattered records.

More than 300,000 voters cast their ballots on the first day alone.

That's double the old record for first day early voting. And according to the office of Georgia

Secretary of State, as of last night, nearly 1.3 million people have already voted across the

state. Women represented more than half of those early votes so far. And during her speech in

Atlanta last night, Harris spoke about abortion bans and how they've upended lives not only in Georgia,

but all across the south. And now, in America, more than one in three women lives in a state

with a Trump abortion ban.

Today, except for Virginia, every state in the South, including Georgia, has a Trump ban.

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