Nearly half of California voters would be very or somewhat likely to support Kamala Harris if she were to run for governor in 2026, according to a UC Berkeley poll.

Some critics think Kamala Harris failed sufficiently to “pivot to the center” when the Trump campaign was pounding her as “radical communist;” others believe she erred by failing to go hard-core lefty populist.

When that didn’t work, even after Kamala Harris took over the ticket, the movement expanded nationwide, sending 30 uncommitted delegates to the Democratic National Convention, where Alawieh, a Michigan delegate,

Li said she helped raise millions for the campaign and is now left trying to explain to voters why Harris lost. Vendors and staff are also worried they may not get paid for their work. Donald Trump’s new administration: Who has he chosen so far?