Kamala Harris expands campaign trail through key Democratic states

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 10:34 · Archive

Kamala Harris is expanding her final campaign blitz on behalf of Democrats through October, visiting multiple early presidential primary states.

Kamala Harris is expanding her final fall campaign stretch on behalf of other Democrats, with an itinerary spanning 21 to 30 October that takes her through multiple early presidential primary states on Democrats' 2028 calendar. The expanded schedule includes New Hampshire, Wisconsin and Mississippi, plus a virtual event in Florida, alongside previously announced stops in Georgia and Nevada.

Harris has said in recent interviews that she is focused on helping Democrats win in November. However, she has not ruled out another presidential campaign after losing the 2024 general election to Donald Trump. Her late October tour will focus on nominees for governor and U.S. Senate, pairing her with potential history-making candidates.

On 21 October, Harris will campaign in Nevada with Aaron Ford, the state's first Black attorney general who is seeking to become the state's first Black governor. She will also meet with Culinary Workers Union members. Nevada holds the second 2028 presidential nominating contest. On 22 October, she will campaign in Mississippi with Scott Colom, who would be the state's first Black U.S. senator since post-Civil War Reconstruction and is facing Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith.

How it is being reported

• Kamala Harris adds stops to her final midterm campaign stretch. Her decision about 2028 comes laterKamala Harris is building out her final fall campaign blitz on behalf of other Democrats.Clickorlando · 14 Oct, 10:02
• Kamala Harris adds stops to her final midterm campaign stretch. Her decision about 2028 comes laterKamala Harris is building out her final fall campaign blitz on behalf of other Democrats.News4Jax · 14 Oct, 10:02

In this story: Kamala Harris · Donald Trump · Aaron Ford · Scott Colom · Cindy Hyde-Smith · Nevada · Mississippi · Culinary Workers Union

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