Kamala Harris is back on the campaign trail – and insists she hasn’t decided on 2028

Kamala Harris has resumed campaigning ahead of this week's midterm elections, backing fellow Democrats across the country while declining to say whether she will seek the presidency again in 2028. She has not ruled it out. Harris, who lost to Donald Trump in 2024 after a 107-day campaign that began when Joe Biden stepped aside, has spent the past month appearing before friendly crowds, according to The Guardian.

Her stops include Mississippi, where she supported Senate challenger Scott Colom against Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith in a race polling shows is unexpectedly tight, and Las Vegas, where she met culinary workers while Nevada attorney general Aaron Ford is locked in a toss-up for governor against Joe Lombardo. She has also aided David Crowley in Wisconsin, Chris Pappas in New Hampshire and Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan.

On Thursday at Clark Atlanta University, students welcomed her as a fellow graduate of a historically Black college. She told them the period of despair after her loss was over. In Georgia she also joined Senator Jon Ossoff, himself talked about as a possible 2028 candidate. Asked on a podcast hosted by Keke Palmer about another run, she brushed the question aside.

Summarized by PolitiKool from The Guardian’s reporting. Read the full story at The Guardian →