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Harris Campaign Reflects on Loss Amid Criticism and Challenges in Engaging Voters

Kamala Harris's campaign officials analyze their defeat, facing internal and external critiques, while grappling with voter engagement and political headwinds.

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Updated: Nov 27th, 2024, 10:09 PM ET

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Following her loss to Trump, Kamala Harris's campaign revealed challenges in voter engagement, especially with younger audiences. Despite public polls showing leads, internal data suggested they were trailing. Campaign aides admitted the political climate, driven by Biden's low approval ratings and economic concerns, hampered effectiveness. Harris, loyal to Biden, resisted distancing herself from his policies, which became a point of contention. Critics condemned the campaign's post-election analysis as defensive and lacking accountability, questioning their ability to adapt amid challenging circumstances.

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