As Vice President Kamala Harris considers her next move after her brutal presidential election defeat, she could face a well-known opponent should she run for governor.
The defeated Democratic presidential nominee is reportedly mulling a bid for governor in her home state of California as she prepares to leave office in January.
Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom is term-limited, so the governor seat will be open in 2026.
But celebrity Caitlyn Jenner, a well-known Trump supporter, is also hinting at a bid for governor.
'If I ran, and it was ultimately against Harris, I would destroy her,' the transgender former Olympian wrote on X.
Jenner previously ran for governor as a Republican replacement in the recall election against Newsom in 2021, but she received just one percent of the vote.
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Kamala Harris could already have an opponent if she runs for Governor of California: 'I would destroy her'
- by: SARAH EWALL-WICE
- 11.25.24
- Source:
Daily Mail
- 11/26/2024
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