Kamala Harris Selects Tim Walz as Running Mate
Kamala Harris Selects Tim Walz as Running Mate

Kamala Harris Selects Tim Walz as Running Mate

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Vice President Kamala Harris has selected Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate for the 2024 election, a choice that imposes restrictions on campaign contributions from investment advisers due to federal pay-to-play laws. Walz, a military veteran and former teacher, aims to connect with rural voters while contrasting his campaign's message of hope with what he describes as fear-driven Republican tactics. He has received notable endorsements, including from former President Obama and Michelle Obama, and is set to speak at the Democratic National Convention. However, his candidacy raises issues for investment advisers, as contributions to the Harris-Walz campaign could lead to a two-year prohibition on advising certain state pension funds due to his role on the Minnesota State Board of Investment. Despite facing criticism for his progressive policies, Walz remains a key figure in the Democratic strategy to regain competitive footholds in battleground states. The 2024 election is shaping up with Harris and Walz positioned against Republican former President Trump and his running mate, Senator JD Vance.

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