In the final weeks before the 2024 Presidential Election, the Kamala Harris Presidential Campaign has released a brand new Fortnite map called Freedom Town, USA. Here's everything we know about the new Kamala Harris Fortnite map and how to access it.
In an effort to reach young voters, the Harris/Walz campaign has released a new Fortnite map called Freedom Town, USA. The Kamala Harris Presidental Campaign is making history as the first presidential campaign to release a game map to encourage gamers to vote.
The Fortnite map Freedom Town, USA features themes that coincide with the Harris/Walz campaign, with themes hinting towards tax breaks, affordable housing, inclusivity and more.
This historic campaign move comes only days after Tim Walz streamed Madden on Twitch and talked with viewers about current world issues.
In the past month, other political figures like Bernie Sanders, former President Donald Trump, and Adin Ross all went live on Twitch or Kick in an effort to reach young voters.
The Fortnite map Freedom Town, USA features mini games spread around a map inspired by New York City. In one game, Fortnite players are tasked with gathering building materials to help build some of the 3 million houses the Campaign has pledged to build as a part of their affordable housing initiative.
Players can learn about different Harris/Walz campaign pledges like tax breaks, affordable housing, and more by playing on the new Kamala Harris Fortnite map. The Democratic party is also planning on releasing more Creative-mode maps with ads and information for the upcoming election.
In an effort to reach young voters and other gamers, both the Democratic and Republican parties will likely continue using games, social media, and other internet outlets for political campaigns. The question is, will this really bring the next generation to the polls in November?
Finally, players can access the new Kamala Harris Fortnite map by using the following code in Fortnite Creative:
7331-5536-6547
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