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During a recent press gathering in Detroit, Michigan, Vice President Kamala Harris, a Democratic presidential hopeful, was posed with the question: “How are you feeling and have you cast your ballot?”
With just 48 hours remaining until Election Day, Harris acknowledged that “everyone is feeling a bit fatigued” and “lacking sleep.” She expressed her enthusiasm for the upcoming days: “I am feeling fantastic and eager to engage with voters about the critical issues at stake and our nation’s future,” she stated. “I believe our future is promising as we focus on community building, coalition forming, and strengthening our economy.”
“I have already completed my mail-in ballot; I have voted,” she added.
Harris has an extensive political background as a former district attorney in San Francisco, California’s attorney general, and U.S. senator before assuming the vice presidency in 2020. However, when asked about her stance on Proposition 36, which seeks to reverse certain criminal justice reforms in California, she refrained from sharing her voting decision.
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“I’m not going to discuss my vote on that matter because it’s the Sunday before the election,” Harris explained. “I don’t want to imply any endorsement regarding it.” Nevertheless, she confirmed her participation in voting.
If approved by voters, this initiative would classify repeat shoplifting offenses as felonies while also increasing penalties for specific drug-related crimes involving substances like fentanyl. Additionally, it would empower judges to mandate treatment for individuals facing multiple drug charges.
Addressing concerns over election integrity during this crucial time period, Harris remarked on former President Trump’s claims regarding his loss in 2020.
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“As we approach Election Day this Sunday,” Harris urged those who haven’t yet voted not to be swayed by tactics suggesting their votes may be inconsequential or that there are issues with electoral integrity—tactics she believes aim to discourage voter participation.
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