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Kamala Harris Weighs Political Future After Election Loss

Vice President Kamala Harris considers her next political moves, potentially eyeing a gubernatorial run in 2026 or a presidential bid in 2028.

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Kamala Harris instructs allies to keep options on table for possible comeback bid after disastrous ‘24 campaign: report
New York Post

New York Post

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Caitlyn Jenner hints at California governor run against Harris: ‘I would destroy her’ - Washington Examiner
Washington Examiner

Washington Examiner

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‘I Am Staying In The Fight’: Harris Reportedly Open To 2028 Run For President
Daily Caller

Daily Caller

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Kamala eyes 2028 presidential run or 2026 California gubernatorial run: report
The Post Millennial

The Post Millennial

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Harris Plots Political Comeback After Humiliating Presidential Defeat
Washington Free Beacon

Washington Free Beacon

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Nolte: Insiders Say Kamala Harris Will Try Again in 2028
Breitbart News

Breitbart News

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REPORT: Kamala Harris Mulling Run For Governor of California - Also Not Ruling Out 2028 Presidential Bid | | by Ben Kew
The Gateway Pundit

The Gateway Pundit

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California governor? Another White House run? Kamala Harris unsure of next steps after losing election: report
FOX News

FOX News

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After losing to President-elect Donald Trump, Kamala Harris is contemplating her political future. While some aides suggest a gubernatorial run in California for 2026, others believe she may aim for the presidency again in 2028. With the Democratic landscape evolving and key figures like Gavin Newsom term-limited, Harris's next choice remains uncertain. She has advised her aides to keep her options open, but time is of the essence as pressure mounts for decisions on her political trajectory while she enjoys a brief hiatus in Hawaii.

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