Jennifer Lopez captivated the audience at Kamala Harris’s rally in Las Vegas last night, describing it as the “most important stage” of her career and encouraging Latinos and women to participate in the electoral process.

Prior to Harris's appearance, Lopez highlighted the significant role that Latinos and women can play in determining the election results in Nevada, a key battleground state where Hispanic voters make up 25% of the population.

This prominent event, which also featured the Mexican band Maná, reflects the Harris campaign’s strategy to mobilize this vital voting demographic as the election approaches.

“I believe in the power of women… women can make the difference in this election,” Lopez declared. “I believe in the power of Latinos.”

In Nevada, Hispanic voters make up approximately 25% of the population, making this group a vital voting bloc.

Harris’s team is aware of this significance, as evidenced by the participation of Lopez and the Mexican band Maná at the event to enhance support.

As one of the seven pivotal swing states, Nevada is anticipated to play a crucial role in the upcoming election. Biden secured a narrow victory here in 2020, winning by only 33,500 votes.

Harris is now taking the stage—stay tuned for further updates.