What Will Kamala Harris Do Now? Next Steps After Election Defeat
Vice President Kamala Harris has been unsuccessful in her bid to become the next president, and come January 20, 2025 she will be out of political office for the first time since 2004.Harris has served as San Francisco District Attorney,
What’s Next for Kamala Harris? Here Are Six Options.
Her friends, aides and political allies say it’s too soon for her to even contemplate her next career move. But the speculation has already begun.
What is Kamala Harris' net worth?
When Vice President Kamala Harris ends her term on Jan. 20, 2025, she will leave Washington, D.C., with a comfortable nest egg built on book deals and decades of public service, which includes pensions and shared assets with her high-earning spouse Doug Emhoff.
Kamala Harris’ Disappointing Election Night, in 4 Charts
In battleground and blue states alike, the vice president underperformed in comparison to her predecessor four years ago.
Keep fighting for Kamala Harris’ goals
I watched Vice President Kamala Harris’ concession speech. She was incredibly strong and graceful as she spoke, even though it was clear her heart was breaking
Fact Check: Did Kamala Harris Win Only Where Voter ID Isn't Necessary?
Viral posts made baseless conspiratorial claims about Kamala Harris, claiming she won only where ID isn't needed at the polls.
5 mistakes that doomed Kamala Harris' campaign against Trump
Vice President Harris lost her election effort against President-elect Donald Trump after making a series of mistakes and missteps while on the campaign trail.
How Kamala Harris Plowed Through $1 Billion and Still Lost to Donald Trump
Kamala Harris raised over $1 billion—much of which was spent on advertising—but internal polling showed that she still struggled to convince swing-state voters that Donald Trump had been a bad president.
Photos show Kamala Harris' political career, from serving as a California district attorney to presidential nominee
Kamala Harris has been involved in politics since 2004. Photos show her journey from a deputy district attorney to ...
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Kamala Harris 'Once Walked Away' From House Democrat After Unpleasant Encounter: 'There Was Kind of an Eye Roll'
One House Democrat is revealing her unpleasant encounter with Kamala Harris ... reelection in Washington’s 3rd ...
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Here's how much Kamala Harris is worth. Hint: Her wealth stems from more than politics.
Vice President Kamala Harris' wealth comes from her decades in public service ... The Democratic nominee for president ...
Kamala Harris’s Life and Career in Photos
It has not been a central feature of her campaign, but it is an undeniable feature of her life: In many ways, Harris has ...
Kamala Harris Isn't 1st Woman US President, But She Has Other Firsts To Her Name
She has been the district attorney for San Francisco -- the first woman ... She says that her mother adopted Black ...
How Kamala Harris' style has changed throughout her career
Kamala Harris has been rocking her signature style for decades. It usually includes pantsuits, Converse sneakers, and pearl ...
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Mapping the family of Kamala Harris: A guide to her blended family tree
District attorney, attorney general and U.S. senator for California and now vice president. Kamala Harris has worn ...
Does Kamala Harris want to legalize weed? Here's where she stands on marijuana legislation
In a podcast interview, Kamala Harris previously said she has felt the need to legalize marijuana for a "long time." ...
Kamala Harris made a historic dash for the White House. Here’s why she fell short.
Much of her loss stemmed from a campaign that struggled to overcome deep-seated economic concerns and connect with blue ...
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Kamala Harris Wanted to Put Parents in Jail if Their Kids Skipped School
Vice President Kamala Harris is facing renewed criticism for a controversial truancy policy she implemented while serving as ...
Could Kamala Harris Replace Sonia Sotomayor on Supreme Court?
Democrats still have a Senate majority until January, allowing President Biden a tight window to nominate a Supreme Court justice.