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Kamala Harris returns to US campaign trail with midterms, 2028 in view
Harris is rallying union members and Democratic candidates as polls show a tight Mississippi Senate race and she weighs another presidential bid.
- On Tuesday, Vice President Kamala Harris returned to the campaign trail in Las Vegas, rallying Democrats across five states ahead of the November 3 midterm elections while fueling speculation about a potential 2028 presidential bid.
- Democrats aim to break the Republican grip on Congress during the November 3 elections, with party leaders hoping appearances by national figures like Harris will build enthusiasm among voters in competitive races.
- Harris campaigned for Scott Colom, a Democratic candidate, in Mississippi, aiming to boost his tight race against Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith while criticizing President Donald Trump's administration as "corrupt, callous and incompetent."
- When asked on a recent podcast if she would run again, Harris stated, "2028 don't matter if we don't do 2026 right," emphasizing the immediate midterm priority over future presidential ambitions.
- Democratic strategist Scott Ferson suggests Harris has "crossover appeal" particularly with voters who stayed home in 2024, though a crowded 2028 field may bring renewed scrutiny of her past defeats.
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Harris described the next battle as serious, highly critical of what she called "the brutality, corruption and incompetence" of the current presidential administration.
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