Kamala Harris
Vox’s home for coverage of the former Presidential candidate and 49th Vice President, Kamala Harris, from her historic role in the Biden administration and more.
New data that debunks the left’s favorite explanation for Harris’s defeat.
New data that debunks the left’s favorite explanation for Harris’s defeat.
The policy looks less like a pro-worker tax credit and more like a big business tax cut.
The real lesson from a new book on the former president’s cognitive decline.
TikTok is making young voters more Republican?
The latest in Kamala Harris
The organizations dedicated to mobilizing Gen Z got the turnout they wanted, but not the votes. What did they miss?
A Democratic data expert’s autopsy of the 2024 election perpetuates a comforting fiction.
A conversation with Matthew Yglesias.
How a consolation prize for unions might screw everyone over — them included.
Democrats must not forfeit the fight for expanding legal admissions.
A conversation with Osita Nwanevu.
Progressives staying home (almost certainly) didn’t cost Kamala Harris the election.
The last time Democrats lost the popular vote spurred a reckoning.
Progressives need an accurate autopsy of Kamala Harris’s campaign, not an ideologically convenient one.
Jeff Weaver explains how the Democratic Party lost working-class voters.
There are two ways of interpreting Harris’s loss.
Top-line indicators pointed to cooling inflation and a strong economy. What did Democrats miss?
Donald Trump undermined public health measures during the Covid-19 pandemic. What would he do in a future health emergency?
The science of election calls, explained.
With polls deadlocked, both candidates have plausible cases for optimism.
Two ways to view a coin-toss election.
Arab American support for third parties could decide Michigan — and the presidency.
How to power through election stress and keep your eye on the big picture.
Pro-Palestinian voters are facing a moral dilemma.
Donald Trump’s election could allow the GOP to gut Medicaid and protections for preexisting conditions.
Only one presidential candidate is pledging to treat Americans who vote against him as enemies.
The election is so close that third-party candidates could make the difference.
Policies boosting gender equality are popular. The word “feminist” is not.
Undecided voters are more worried about Trump’s economic plans than his authoritarianism.
More Republicans are voting early than in the past. That doesn’t mean Trump will win.
Why do we care so much about campaign songs?
It depends on how much Harris can run up the score.
Women could deliver this election for Vice President Kamala Harris.
Is it a problem that people are betting on Trump v. Harris?
Brat summer is over; “Trump is a fascist” fall is in.
Even though Harris is running as a moderate, progressives are likely to get blamed for her defeat.
Democrats’ immigration politics have taken a Trumpy turn since 2020. Would a Harris administration change that?
Harris isn’t talking about making history. That shows how much culture and politics have changed in eight years.
Despite Joe Biden’s historically pro-union policies, the Democrats’ share of the union vote is falling.
The vice president had a chance to defend immigrants on Fox News. She passed.
If Harris wins, the Republican Party will almost certainly be able to veto anything she does, thanks to our broken Constitution.
Where is the Democratic Party headed? How will the 2024 election shape it? We explain the American left in a new package.
The “care economy” agenda collapsed despite a Democratic trifecta. A divided government is more likely next time.
Howard Stern and Alex Cooper do something the New York Times simply can’t.
Israel set out to reestablish military superiority. It succeeded — at catastrophic human cost.