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Harris on some Democrats shunning her: ‘I would expect nothing less’

Harris said she would defer to candidates who know their races best as some Democrats fear her involvement could hurt their chances.

  • On Thursday, Former Vice President Kamala Harris addressed reports that Democratic candidates in red states are asking her to "stay away" from their midterm campaigns, stating they must do "whatever they need to do to win."
  • A Politico report this week cited multiple Democratic candidates in Iowa, Alaska, Wisconsin, and Kansas who requested that Harris "steer clear" of their races, fearing her involvement might negatively impact their electoral chances.
  • Harris told Peter Alexander on State of Play, "Listen, Peter, we need to win, okay?" and affirmed her support for candidates taking any necessary action to secure victories in November.
  • During the interview, Alexander also questioned Harris about a potential 2028 presidential run while discussing the late journalist Gloria Steinem, who died Wednesday at age 92.
  • Harris emphasized the importance of the '26 midterms by stating "'28 doesn't matter if we don't win '26," focusing on the party's upcoming electoral success rather than her own presidential ambitions.
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