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Harris Consolidates Support From Key Democrats

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Wins Endorsements From Potential Rivals as She Begins Campaign

  • A day after President Biden announced that he would drop out of the race and endorsed her, Vice President Kamala Harris is seeking to unify her party.
  • Six key Democratic governors have endorsed Ms. Harris, cutting off nearly all potential avenues to a serious challenge for the nomination.

 

Nicholas Nehamas
Nicholas Nehamas
Harris subbing in for Biden, who has Covid-19, at the White House today offered a well-timed glimpse of what she could be like in the job of president should she win in November. And it was an easy way to reintroduce herself to Americans on her first full day as a candidate.
Alyce McFadden
Alyce McFadden
Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania endorsed Harris in a post on X. Fetterman, who was a vocal defender of Biden’s re-election campaign, joins a majority of his Democratic colleagues in the Senate who have backed Harris.
Tim Balk
Tim Balk
Michael Bloomberg declined to endorse Harris, saying on social media that Democrats “have a chance for a fresh new start” and “more than enough time for the party to take the pulse of voters.”
Nicholas Nehamas
Nicholas Nehamas
Although Harris spoke at a low-pressure event, her clear and clean delivery removes a serious vulnerability for Democrats in their fight to keep Trump out of the White House. Biden had increasingly slipped and stumbled in his public remarks, fueling concerns about his age.
Zolan Kanno-Youngs
Zolan Kanno-Youngs
Harris kept her remarks at the N.C.A.A. ceremony short. She spent most of it on topic: commending the college athletes in attendance. She didn't touch directly on the presidential campaign but commended Biden’s record and talked about her friendship with his son Beau.
Zolan Kanno-Youngs
Zolan Kanno-Youngs
Harris spoke at a ceremony for N.C.A.A. champions, her first public remarks after Biden’s endorsement her. She started by praising him: “Joe Biden’s legacy of accomplishments over the past three years is unmatched in modern history,” Harris said.
Michael D. Shear
Michael D. Shear
Harris will hold a campaign event Monday afternoon in Wilmington, Del. It will be the first public event of her new campaign. The White House did not give details about the event, but the Biden-Harris campaign headquarters is in Wilmington.
Annie Karni
Annie Karni
On a Zoom call with reporters, Senator Tim Kaine, Democrat of Virginia, praised President Biden’s record and said a match-up between Harris and Trump would be a “very, very exciting race.” He called Trump “yesterday’s chaos.”

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