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What will be the effect of 'Republicans for Harris' on Kamala Harris' standing in key battleground states?
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Kamala Harris•Republicans•Harris•Republican•Donald Trump•Trump•Stephanie Grisham•Olivia Troye•Chuck Hagel•Ray LaHood•Jim
Resolution / Starting Odds
Increase in support in all key battleground states • 25%
Increase in support in some key battleground states • 25%
No significant change in key battleground states • 25%
Decrease in support in key battleground states • 25%
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Kamala Harris Launches 'Republicans for Harris' with Endorsements from Ex-Trump Officials
Aug 4, 2024, 02:05 PM
Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign launched the 'Republicans for Harris' initiative on Sunday, aiming to attract Republican voters disillusioned by Donald Trump's candidacy. The program, described as a 'campaign within a campaign,' will feature endorsements from prominent GOP figures, including former Trump administration officials Stephanie Grisham and Olivia Troye, former Secretaries Chuck Hagel and Ray LaHood, and former Governors Jim. The initiative seeks to broaden Harris' appeal by leveraging support from well-known Republicans across the country.
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Arizona • 33%
North Carolina • 33%
Pennsylvania • 33%
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