Here are Vice President Harris’ two finalists for running mate

Aug 05, 2024

Ray Bogan Political Correspondent

By Ray Bogan (Political Correspondent)

Vice President Kamala Harris is scheduled to host a campaign event Tuesday, Aug. 6, in Philadelphia, then get on a plane for a seven-city, five-day rally blitz. The question is: who will she go with? During the event in Philadelphia, Harris is expected to reveal her choice for running mate.

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Whoever she chooses will be by her side at stops in Eau Claire, Wisconsin; Detroit; Durham, North Carolina; Savannah, Georgia, Phoenix; and Las Vegas. The new team will stop at historically Black colleges and universities, union halls and restaurants, among other venues.

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Reuters reported that Harris has narrowed her search down to two candidates.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro took office in 2023 after winning a hard fought election. Shapiro is the former state attorney general. If Harris chooses Shapiro, it would make the ticket even more historic. While Harris would be running to become the nation’s first woman president, Shapiro would be the first Jewish vice president.

Pennsylvania and its 19 electoral votes could once again be a deciding factor this November. The winner of the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections took Pennsylvania.

Harris is also considering Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, who took office in 2019. Walz is a former congressman who represented a Republican leaning district, so he has a proven ability to win over voters from across the aisle. Minnesota is not a battleground state like Pennsylvania, but it borders Michigan and Wisconsin, two states that, like Pennsylvania, helped decide the elections in 2016 and 2020.

Reuters reported that the campaign will officially inform the candidates whether they were picked on Monday night or Tuesday morning. Harris will make her running mate choice official with a social media announcement.

Tags: 2024 Elections, Democratic National Committee, Democratic Party, Election, Josh Shapiro, Kamala Harris

[RAY BOGAN]

Vice President Kamala Harris is scheduled to host a campaign event Tuesday night in Philadelphia then get on a plane for a seven city, five day rally blitz. The question is – who will she go with? During the event in Philadelphia, Harris is expected to reveal her choice for running mate.

Whoever she chooses will be by her side at stops in: Eau Claire, Wisconsin; Detroit; Durham, North Carolina; Savannah, Georgia, Phoenix; and Las Vegas. The new team will stop at historically black colleges and universities, union halls, and restaurants, among other venues.

Reuters reports that Harris has narrowed her search down to candidates.

Here they are:

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro who took office in 2023 after winning a hard fought election. Shapiro is the former state attorney general. If Shapiro is chosen it would make the ticket even more historic. While Harris would be running to become the nation’s first woman president, Shapiro would be the first Jewish Vice President.

Pennsylvania and its 19 electoral votes could once again be a deciding factor this November. The winner of the 2016 and 2020 Presidential elections took Pennsylvania.

Harris is also considering Minnesota Governor Tim Walz who took office in 2019. Walz is a former Congressman who represented a Republican leaning district, so he has a proven ability to win over voters from across the aisle. Minnesota is not a battleground state like Pennsylvania, but it borders Michigan and Wisconsin, two states that, like Pennsylvania, helped decide the elections in 2016 and 2020.

Reuters reports that the campaign will officially inform the candidates whether they were picked on Monday night or Tuesday morning. Vice President Harris will make her running mate choice official with a social media announcement.

Here are Vice President Harris’ two finalists for running mate

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