Fred Harris, former U.S. senator and presidential candidate from Oklahoma, died at 94. A leader in Democratic reforms and civil rights advocacy, Harris's legacy includes significant contributions to party inclusivity and anti-poverty programs. He served eight years in the Senate and chaired the Democratic National Committee, promoting diversity and reform after the 1968 convention turmoil. Harris's career included active roles in Native American issues and a commitment to progressive values. His passing is mourned by many, including political leaders who acknowledge his impactful legacy.