Too little, too late: In final weeks, Kamala Harris campaign sidelined Florida leadership, launched ineffective field work
Few political consultants realistically believed Kamala Harris could win Florida’s electoral votes in November. However, sources inside the Florida arm of the Democratic presidential campaign say that the extraordinary disorganization left the operation rudderless for weeks before the election.
Sources familiar with Harris’ campaign dynamics indicated that the campaign sidelined Florida director Jasmine Burney-Clark in September.
“There was turmoil with staff,” one source told Florida Politics.
Burney-Clark remained on the payroll and denied being removed from a leadership position. She acknowledged that the campaign struggled with infrastructure and challenges in the field.
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