Former Vice President Joe Biden was slated to visit Georgia and campaign for Democratic candidate for Governor Stacey Abrams, but that visit has been postponed for now.
Biden was supposed to appear on the campaign trail in the Peach State this Thursday, but a scheduling conflict means now he will not be coming until October, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported.
Stacey Abrams has garnered campaign endorsements from people across the spectrum of the Demcratic Party, ranging from former President Jimmy Carter to Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama and Bernie Sanders.
She will face Republican Brian Kemp, who will be joined by Vice President Mike Pence on the campaign trail, and Libertarian Ted Metz in the November Election. Early voting begins October 15.
