The New York Times found Vice President Kamala Harris to be the least 'electable' among potential Democratic nominees to replace President Joe Biden in 2024. The decision to replace Biden was seen by some as a 'coup.' Harris faces challenges due to her intersectional candidacy and radical policies.
Key Points
Harris ranked as least 'electable' by the New York Times
Challenges in key swing states like Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin
Potential appeal in states like Nevada, Arizona, Georgia, and Pennsylvania
Pros
Harris benefits from likely unified Democratic establishment
She can press the case against Trump on abortion rights
Would be the first female president and second nonwhite politician in the Oval Office
Cons
Harris has a feeble electoral track record
Challenges among the electorate due to intersectional candidacy and radical policies