Since her inauguration in 2021, Vice President Kamala Harris has been at the center of the political debate in the United States. Following her defeat in the 2024 presidential election to Donald Trump, Harris has kept a low profile, but has privately instructed her advisors to keep her policy options open.
These include a possible presidential run in 2028 or a run for governor of California in 2026, given that the current governor, Gavin Newsom, cannot run again.
Democrats’ favorite

Recent polls indicate that Kamala Harris has solid support within the Democratic Party, according to The Sun.
An Emerson College poll positions her as the favorite to lead the Democratic presidential ticket in 2028, with 37% support.
In addition, another poll places her as the leading contender to succeed Newsom as governor of California, with 57% support among Democratic voters, especially among women, Hispanics and African-Americans.
Your experience: A key advantage

Kamala Harris brings with her a solid background as a California Senator, Attorney General and Vice President.
These roles have prepared her to face the challenges of a presidential candidacy.
During her time in office, Harris has led key initiatives such as immigration reform, combating climate change and equitable access to health care.
In addition, Harris has emphasized her commitment to immigrant communities, including Hispanics.
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Challenges for 2028

Criticism of her performance: Despite her accomplishments, Kamala Harris has faced criticism from both Republicans and Democrats who question her leadership on key issues such as the immigration crisis at the southern border.
A divided electorate: Political polarization in the United States remains a major obstacle for any candidate, and Harris is no exception.
Internal competition in the Democratic Party: Harris could face challenges from other Democratic leaders, complicating her path to the nomination.
Connecting with the Hispanic community

Harris’ relationship with the Hispanic community has been complex.
During the 2024 campaign, he implemented strategies to attract the Latino vote, including a $370 million investment in English and Spanish-language advertising and the launch of a WhatsApp channel to communicate directly with Hispanic voters.
However, the results were mixed; although it gained significant support, it was lower compared to previous election cycles.
Harris’ political future has direct implications for the Hispanic community in the United States.
His potential candidacy could influence key policies related to immigration, the economy and education, areas of great interest to Latino voters.
As Kamala Harris evaluates her next steps, the Hispanic community is watching closely, aware that their participation and support could be decisive in the future political aspirations of the former Vice President.
If Harris decides to run, her campaign could focus on progressive issues that seek to unite a diverse electorate.
This would include the fight against climate change, racial justice and access to fundamental rights such as education and health.
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