Kamala Harris is back on the campaign trail – and insists she hasn’t decided on 2028
Summary
Kamala Harris has returned to campaigning for Democratic candidates ahead of the midterm elections, appearing at rallies and events in several states. She has not ruled out seeking the Democratic presidential nomination in 2028, but says she has not decided whether to run again.Key Facts
- Harris spoke at Clark Atlanta University, where students welcomed her with a school spirit chant.
- Harris lost the 2024 presidential election after launching a 107-day campaign following Joe Biden’s withdrawal.
- Harris has campaigned for Democratic candidates in Mississippi, Nevada, Wisconsin, New Hampshire, Michigan and Georgia.
- In Mississippi, Harris campaigned for Senate candidate Scott Colom, who is challenging Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith.
- Harris met with unionized culinary workers in Las Vegas while campaigning for Nevada Democratic gubernatorial candidate Aaron Ford.
- Harris campaigned in Michigan for Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed and in Georgia alongside Senator Jon Ossoff.
- Harris told the Clark Atlanta audience that the period of feeling powerless after the election had passed.
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