US EditionRepublican Arizona mayor John Giles endorses Harris for president
- Mesa, Arizona Mayor John Giles endorses Vice President Kamala Harris for her presidential bid over Republican nominee Donald Trump, as shared during an interview with CNN's Laura Coates.
- John Giles, a Republican and mayor since 2014, has a history of endorsing Democrats, marking a significant political stance in his party.
- In an opinion piece for the Arizona Republic, Giles criticized Donald Trump, reinforcing his support for Harris' candidacy.
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The mayor of Mesa, Arizona, backed Kamala Harris on Monday, saying only the incumbent vice president of the United States can “put the state ahead of the party” in the November election, The Hill reports.
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Since Kamala Harris launched her presidential campaign, she's racked up endorsements from former presidents, party leaders in Congress and won the support of enough delegates to clinch the nomination. Now, the Harris campaign announced the support of more than a dozen mayors in Arizona, including Republican John Giles of Mesa. Geoff Bennett spoke with Giles about his decision to back Harris.
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The Republican mayor of Mesa, Ariz., who announced this week he is backing Vice President Harris in the 2024 presidential race, warned Monday that former President Trump would not leave office if he is reelected. During an interview with Mesa Mayor John Giles (R), CNN’s Laura Coates played a clip from Trump’s Monday interview with…
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