Poll Reveals Voter Blame for Harris's 2024 Election Loss; Biden at 24%, Democrats at 53%, Harris at 6%

A recent poll indicates that a significant portion of voters attribute Vice President Kamala Harris's election loss to external factors rather than her campaign. Specifically, 53% of respondents believe it was simply a bad year for Democrats, while 24% blame President Joe Biden, and only 6% hold Harris herself responsible. The findings reflect ongoing tensions within the Democratic Party as supporters of Harris express frustration over her campaign's challenges, including her association with President Biden, who is viewed as unpopular. Additionally, despite Harris performing relatively well in battleground states like Pennsylvania, Georgia, and North Carolina, her overall campaign struggled to gain traction, leading to finger-pointing among party members regarding the reasons for the defeat. Many Democrats are now questioning whether Biden should have ended his reelection campaign earlier, as they grapple with the implications of Harris's loss.