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The New Yorker · 4h

How Kamala Harris Hopes to Take North Carolina Back for the Democrats

No Democrat has won the state since Barack Obama, in 2008, but Party strategists are betting that heading to more rural areas could put them over the top.

The Nation · 5h

Could Harris Take Florida and North Carolina? The Data Suggests She Can.

If Harris’s support among Black voters continues to consolidate as it has over the past two months, then she stands a very strong chance of winning both states.

Roll Call · 1d

In battleground North Carolina, a Kamala Harris crowd overflowing with joy — and urgency

Listen to the attendees at Harris’ rallies, and you hear hope, fear and variations on a theme: They’re “not going back.”

16mon MSN

How Democrats could finally win North Carolina in 2024

The entire nation will vote on the next president of the United States this fall, but the election will likely come down to ...

The Indianapolis Star7d

Kamala Harris sinks her teeth into NC holding two post-debate rallies

Coming off the heels of a fiery debate, and her first time meeting Donald Trump in person, Vice President Kamala Harris ...

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper says if Kamala Harris wins his state, "she is the next president of the United States"

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper said Sunday that if Vice President Kamala Harris wins his state, then "she is the next ...

Harris campaign highlights Trump’s past praise for Mark Robinson as CNN report roils battleground North Carolina

Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign, meanwhile ... The report immediately rippled through the 2024 presidential race, ...

9hon MSN

Why a scandal consuming a Trump protégé could harm the ex-president in North Carolina

Donald Trump risks being doomed by what he wrought in North Carolina. An already fiercely fought presidential contest in the ...

2don MSNOpinion

Kamala Harris Understands Tackling Climate Change Is Good Business | Opinion

Our choice in November will determine whether the United States leads—and benefits from—the economy of the future.

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