The fact that Americans view Harris more favorably than before she became the candidate sheds light on how they see vice presidents, women in positions of power and the country right now.
The Georgia legislator, who was denied a speaking spot at the DNC, spoke with The 19th about Gaza, voting in swing states and her “soul-crushing” decision this presidential election.
The former president’s latest comments were met with strong condemnation from the Harris-Walz campaign.
Sen. Jacky Rosen of Nevada has kept a lead in her battleground seat by focusing on reproductive rights — and her opponents’ shifting views.
Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and Reps. Elissa Slotkin and Hillary Scholten are applying lessons from their own victories in swing areas to get Vice President Kamala Harris over the finish line.
The possibility of Harris in the Oval Office has energized the HBCU community, particularly as she highlights her Howard University ties while appealing to Black voters.
An estimated 210,800 transgender Americans could face voter disenfranchisement this election cycle due to voter ID laws. We asked experts about the ways people can protect their rights.
Missouri has long relied on direct democracy to circumvent its conservative legislators. The state's abortion ballot measure is the most recent — and consequential — instance.
The Delaware congresswoman is poised to join a small but growing sisterhood of Black women senators, but she’s focused on the country’s unfinished work and diverse representation in government.
Trump wanted a splashy, triumphant return to his hometown. Instead, speakers’ gendered insults on Vice President Kamala Harris and racist attacks on Latinx and Puerto Rican people set the tone.