Vice President Kamala Harris is the Democratic nominee for the presidency after President Joe Biden’s dropout and endorsement. While she has a strong presence in Nevada, a critical swing state, she faces challenges as former President Donald Trump maintains popularity in the state. Harris is seen as a “reset” for Democrats and is expected to attract moderate and suburban voters, along with addressing issues like abortion.
The campaign has started off strong with record volunteer recruitment and over $100 million raised. Some voters in Nevada are not overly enthusiastic about Harris, but express willingness to vote for her. Independent voters like Deb and Jim Stegner plan to support her, noting her ability to relate to a diverse audience. Others, like Las Vegas resident Kenny Brown, are unsure of Harris’ qualifications but plan to vote for her over Trump.
Overall, there is a mix of reactions from voters in Nevada to Harris as the Democratic nominee. While some are unfamiliar with her and express reservations, others see her as a better choice compared to Trump. The campaign will continue to focus on reaching voters in Nevada and across the country as Harris aims to secure the presidency in the upcoming election. For more information, contact Jessica Hill at jehill@reviewjournal.com. Follow @jess_hillyeah on X.
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