Kamala Harris to campaign for Democrats in final midterm weeks
Harris's office said Wednesday she will stump in Georgia, Mississippi and New Hampshire, among other states, with an Oct. 26 event backing gubernatorial hopeful David Crowley.
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What happened
Former Vice President Kamala Harris will campaign for Democrats in the final weeks before the midterms, her office announced Wednesday. Planned stops include Georgia, Mississippi and New Hampshire, among other places. Her Oct. 26 appearance supports Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Crowley, and Rebecca Cooke said she could campaign on her own in response.
Why it matters
The visits mark a push by Harris to support Democratic candidates ahead of the midterm elections.
Timeline
- Oct 14, 1:45 PM ET: Harris's office announces she will campaign for Democrats in the last weeks of the midterms.
- Oct 15, 3:00 PM ET: Rebecca Cooke says she can campaign on her own in response to Harris's visit.
- Oct 26: Harris is scheduled to appear for Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Crowley.
Coverage
- In response to Harris visit, Rebecca Cooke says she can campaign ‘on my own’ (Spectrum News)
- Harris to hit campaign trail for Democrats in Mississippi, New Hampshire, more (The Hill)
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