The entire idea of Harris running for governor, a run in which she would have to commit to serving out a full term, thus giving up on running for president in 2028, is predicated on her having an easy time of it.

Vice President Kamala Harris had a better rapport with Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and saw him as a preferable fit to be her No. 2 — but she wrestled with whether Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro would be the more strategic choice in the campaign against Donald Trump,

“Biden skippers” had an overall positive view of the Democratic party and almost half — 49 percent — said they check the news several times per day, the poll found. If they had voted in 2024, 56 percent said they would have voted for Harris while only 25 percent said they would have voted for Trump.

Kamala Harris gave an interview before the presidential election that was so “confusing and weird” that she and the host mutually agreed not to air it, a social media personality recently

Hunter Biden's podcast appearance involved some not-so-subtle shade at Kamala Harris, proving Jill Biden's feud with the former VP might not be over.

New research suggests the prevailing wisdom in Washington — the idea that Democrats tacked too far to the left last year — might be wrong.

The League of Conservation Voters is bringing on a key official from Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign to lead its electoral work. Sara Schreiber is LCV’s new senior vice president of campaigns, the group announced Thursday. She succeeds Pete Maysmith, who earlier this year became LCV’s president.

In the spring, Harris promised an “end of summer” decision on whether she would run for Governor of California next year, or whether she would stay out of that race in order to make another run at the White House in 2028.