Harris Campaign Faces Scrutiny Over Financial Management

Kamala Harris's campaign has come under scrutiny for its financial management, ending with a $20 million debt despite raising $1.4 billion. The campaign spent $654 million on advertising and significant amounts on concerts, celebrity appearances, and digital media consultants. Frustration is growing among donors, campaign staff, and Democratic Party officials, who demand transparency about the spending and question ongoing fundraising efforts post-defeat. Some donations are being redirected toward a recount effort, although Harris has conceded the election to President-elect Donald Trump. Reports suggest this fundraising is also intended to cover other election-related expenses, causing dissatisfaction among supporters and vendors. The Democratic Party is concerned about the impact of this financial debacle on future fundraising efforts for upcoming elections.