Key facts
- Kamala Harris is campaigning for Democrats in tight midterm races.
- She is visiting Georgia, Mississippi, Nevada, New Hampshire, and Wisconsin.
- Harris has not made many public appearances this year.
- She spoke to union members in Las Vegas alongside gubernatorial candidate Aaron Ford.
- Harris is seeking to become the first Black governor west of the Mississippi.
- She is supporting Scott Colom in Mississippi's tight Senate race.
Vice President Kamala Harris is returning to the campaign trail to support Democratic candidates in key midterm races, with her appearances potentially signaling future presidential ambitions. Harris is scheduled to visit Georgia, Mississippi, Nevada, New Hampshire, and Wisconsin ahead of the November 3 elections. Her campaign stops are expected to renew discussions about a potential 2028 presidential bid, as she faces a crowded field of potential contenders. Harris has made relatively few public appearances this year but is now actively campaigning, attacking the current administration and emphasizing aspirational themes. A Reuters/Ipsos poll in June showed her with a 39% favorability rating among Americans, with strong partisan divides.