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Kamala Harris Concedes Election Loss Amid Campaign Debts and Critiques

Harris concedes to Trump, acknowledges campaign struggles, and faces backlash over a controversial video intended to motivate supporters.

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Updated: Nov 27th, 2024, 2:39 PM ET

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Vice President Kamala Harris has conceded her election loss to President-elect Donald Trump, highlighting a significant $20 million campaign debt and a drastic drop in support. While she raised nearly $1.5 billion, internal reviews cite poor media outreach and strategy issues as contributing factors. A controversial video addressed to her supporters has also ignited criticisms about her campaign's direction. Senior advisors acknowledged the challenges of distancing her image from President Biden and a failure to effectively engage swing state voters. Calls for future strategy reassessment and party healing are emerging as the Democratic Party assesses the election results.

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