In exciting news, Kamala Harris, the Vice President, has confirmed that she has the backing of Democratic delegates to secure the nomination as the party’s presidential candidate.
Harris is gaining immense support from voters in the Kansas City area for the upcoming presidential election. Many are excited to show their support for her and believe that she is the right candidate to lead the country.
Charlie Keegan of KSHB 41 interviewed voters who participated in the primary elections in Kansas and Missouri on Tuesday.
As much as the current ballot doesn’t include the presidential race, voters can’t help but anticipate the upcoming November elections.
Beth Jordan, a supporter of Harris, shared that she had thrown out her Biden-Harris yard sign that she had been holding onto, with the intention of using it. She is now eagerly waiting to get a new sign.
Harris has garnered the staunch support of voters who are deeply committed to the preservation of Democratic policies, particularly with regards to crucial issues such as immigration, housing, taxation, and social programs. These voters believe that Harris is the candidate best equipped to maintain and uphold these policies moving forward.
Debby Williamson expressed her desire to see social security continue, given that she has reached the age of eligibility.
With Harris emerging as the frontrunner to replace Joe Biden, who ended his reelection bid on Sunday, voters are feeling a renewed sense of energy.
Peter Schloss expressed his excitement saying, “We were just discussing the amount and timing of our donations.”
Over the course of the past two days, Democrats have reported that Harris’ campaign has broken fundraising records.
Sidney McCray pointed out that the tables have turned, and now someone else is the old, feeble man instead of Biden. This shift in perspective completely alters the situation.
Harris’ candidacy has garnered support from those who believe her government experience, particularly as Vice President, will be an asset.
Jermaine Reed, a former council member in Kansas City, believes that Kamala Harris, as the vice president, has been at the forefront of every significant decision made in the past 3.5 years. He thinks that Harris has an excellent chance to carry on the legacy.
According to KSHB 41 News, voters expressed their enthusiasm about the chance to make history by electing the first female president.
Critics from the Republican party have been quick to voice their disapproval of how Vice President Harris has handled policies at the US-Mexico border since being tasked by President Biden to oversee the situation.
She is often referred to as “unproven.”
