State Rep. Delisha Boyd explains strengths, challenges Kamala Harris faces ahead of Election Day
Updated: 8:07 AM CDT Jul 22, 2024
State Rep. Delisha Boyd explains strengths, challenges Kamala Harris faces ahead of Election Day
Updated: 8:07 AM CDT Jul 22, 2024
AND STATE REPRESENTATIVE ALICIA BOYD IS A DELEGATE FOR THE DNC. SHE BELIEVES THAT VP KAMALA HARRIS, AT THE TOP OF THE TICKET WILL MOTIVATE VOTERS, AND THAT JUST MOTIVATE OTHERS. SHE SAID THAT HARRIS HAS A PATH, A PATH ON THE ELECTORAL MAP TO VICTORY AND PERHAPS MORE MOST IMPORTANT, SHE’LL BE ABLE TO HAVE ACCESS TO THE MONEY TO MAKE A SERIOUS RUN. WE WANT TO BE ABLE TO, UH, KEEP THE FUNDS THAT WERE RAISED UNDER THE BIDEN HARRIS, UM, FROM THE NATIONAL PARTY. IT HAS TO BE CARMEL. THERE’S NO IF, ANDS AND BUTS ABOUT THAT. ANY NEW CANDIDATE WOULD NOT HAVE ACCESS TO THOSE FUNDS. BOYD ALSO SAYS THAT THE PARTY NOT ONLY HAS TO MAINTAIN ITS CHRONIC VOTERS, BUT ALSO REACH OUT FOR PEOPLE WHO MAY NOT VOTE AS OFTEN AND STRETCH THE ELECTORAL MAP.
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State Rep. Delisha Boyd explains strengths, challenges Kamala Harris faces ahead of Election Day
Updated: 8:07 AM CDT Jul 22, 2024
A Louisiana state representative is confident that Kamala Harris has what it takes to win the presidential election in November. State Rep. Delisha Boyd said Harris has many strengths on her side despite a short campaign timeline. According to Boyd, one of those strengths is inheriting Biden's campaign funding. "Any new candidate wouldn't have access to those funds," Boyd said. Boyd said Harris' challenge will be maintaining the voters who planned on voting for Biden, as well as expanding the electoral map by reaching people who don't vote as often.
NEW ORLEANS —
A Louisiana state representative is confident that Kamala Harris has what it takes to win the presidential election in November.
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State Rep. Delisha Boyd said Harris has many strengths on her side despite a short campaign timeline.
According to Boyd, one of those strengths is inheriting Biden's campaign funding.
"Any new candidate wouldn't have access to those funds," Boyd said.
Boyd said Harris' challenge will be maintaining the voters who planned on voting for Biden, as well as expanding the electoral map by reaching people who don't vote as often.