Kamala Harris Expands Midterm Campaign Stops in 5 States
Harris will back gubernatorial and Senate nominees in five states as Democrats seek to boost turnout and highlight reproductive rights and voter protection.
- On Oct. 21, Former Vice President Kamala Harris will launch an expanded campaign blitz supporting Democratic nominees across multiple states through Oct. 30, according to a schedule shared first with The Associated Press.
- The tour targets early 2028 presidential primary states while pairing Harris with history-making candidates, including Mississippi's Scott Colom, who could become the state's first Black U.S. senator since Civil War Reconstruction.
- Harris opens Oct. 21 in Nevada with attorney general Aaron Ford, then travels to New Hampshire on Oct. 24 to campaign with Senate nominee Chris Pappas and discuss reproductive care.
- Concluding the tour, Harris campaigns with Wisconsin gubernatorial nominee David Crowley on Oct. 26 before finishing with a three-day Georgia swing and a virtual event for Florida Senate nominee Angie Nixon.
- While focused on helping Democrats win in November, Harris has not ruled out a 2028 presidential bid following her 2024 general election loss to Donald Trump.
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