Kamala Harris faces challenges in connecting with key voter groups in campaign

Kamala Harris' campaign faced challenges in connecting with key voter groups, particularly white women. While she resonated with younger women on reproductive rights, many older and less-educated white women supported Donald Trump, reflecting a divide in voter priorities. Harris struggled to appeal to men, who largely favored Trump. Structural issues, including racism and misogyny, played a role in this dynamic. Despite her campaign's efforts, the underlying divisions in American politics proved difficult to overcome. The Democratic Party may need to reassess its approach, focusing on economic inequality and listening to its base. Recent voter trends indicate dissatisfaction with the Biden administration's policies, suggesting a need for more substantial change to mobilize support.