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Kamala Harris Adds Midterm Campaign Stops for Democrats as Coverage Also Turns to Her Policy Remarks

Former Vice President Kamala Harris at an event in New York in April.Photo: The New York Times

How the sides differ Left and alternative sources stress Harris's campaign schedule; right sources focus on her policy statements, Biden criticism, and a Kansas Democrat's ties to her.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris will campaign for Democrats in the final weeks before the midterms, with stops in Georgia, Mississippi, Nevada, New Hampshire and Wisconsin, according to left and alternative outlets. AP adds that the schedule includes early 2028 primary states while she weighs a future run. Right-leaning outlets did not cover the schedule but reported on other Harris-related matters: her calls to expand the Supreme Court and change the Electoral College, her criticism of the Biden administration's Israel policy, and a Kansas Democratic Senate nominee's past support for her.

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Left The New York TimesKamala Harris to Campaign for Democrats in Mississippi, New Hampshire and Wisconsin Ahead of Midterms

The New York Times presents the trip as a straightforward campaign schedule, listing the five states where she will rally for Democratic candidates.

Alternative · 2 sources APKamala Harris adds stops to her final midterm campaign stretch. Her decision about 2028 comes later

AP and The Hill describe a final campaign push for Democrats, with AP linking it to the 2028 calendar and her undecided plans.

Right · 3 sources BreitbartEXCLUSIVE — KS Democrat Adam Hamilton Voted for Kamala Harris, Donated $500, Called Jan. 6 ‘Disqualifier’ for Trump

Right-leaning outlets emphasize Harris's controversial positions and associations, including court expansion, Israel policy criticism of Biden, and a Kansas candidate's past support.