Kamala Harris is trying to gain momentum for a California governor run — but ‘no one is incredibly pumped,’ report says
Kamala Harris plots her next political move after US election loss
- Kamala Harris is exploring a gubernatorial bid in California, with a self-imposed decision deadline set for late summer.
- Many Democratic donors are hesitant about her potential candidacy, still affected by her 2024 presidential election defeat by Donald Trump.
- Concerns among some donors include reopening traumatizing memories of the 2024 election and questions regarding President Joe Biden's health.
- Despite donor ambivalence, Harris's allies believe her strong fundraising network and name recognition would secure support for a gubernatorial run.
- Republicans are eager for Harris to enter the race, viewing it as an opportunity to highlight perceived issues with the Biden administration and President Joe Biden's health.