The Yale poll notes that all potential Democratic candidates have bases of support, as reflected in how support is divided along demographic lines. Ocasio-Cortez is most popular with voters under 35; Newsom leads among white, male, and Hispanic Democrats; and Harris is favored by female and Black Democrats.

The former Vice President recently said she is ramping up her political activity next year, but would not run for governor.

The former vice president will bring her book tour to SC, Rep. Mace proposes renaming area previously called Black Lives Matter Plaza for Charlie Kirk.

Only Kamala Harris currently outscoring the surprisingly high favorability rating chalked up by the notorious David Duke when he ran for Louisiana Senate in 2016, new poll finds

In an exclusive interview with Meet the Press, Gov. Tim Walz (D-Minn.) weighs in on the future of the Democratic Party, saying his former running mate Kamala Harris would be a good presidential candidate in 2028 — but emphasizing that "there'll be a lot of folks throwing their hat into the ring.

Early voting is ongoing in the Dec. 2 special election for Tennessee's open House seat: Democratic nominee Aftyn Behn vs. GOP nominee Matt Van Epps.

The subheadline of a gauzy new update on the life and political career of Kamala Harris in the New York Times is a question that demands an honest answer: She was seen for two decades as a future face of the Democratic Party. Is she now suddenly a figure of its past? Subject to a possible future revision, the answer right now has to be: “Yes.”

Moving forward to 2028, a recent CBS News/YouGov poll showed 72 percent of California Democrats believe Newsom should run for president. A mere 52 percent believe Harris should run.

Democrats have a chance at overperforming in the Tennessee special election after Harris attended a canvassing event last month.