Judith Kent, wife of JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, has actively canvassed in Michigan for Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential campaign, underscoring her support for Harris and running mate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz. She emphasized the stakes of the election, advocating for a hopeful future for all Americans. Despite her involvement, Jamie Dimon himself has not publicly endorsed any candidate, though he has expressed private support for Harris and hinted at potential interest in a Treasury Secretary role if she wins. Former President Donald Trump has also mentioned considering Dimon for the same role in his administration, though these remarks have been inconsistent. Kent has contributed over $250,000 to Democratic causes this year, reflecting her political commitment. This grassroots effort in Michigan, a key swing state, highlights the strategic importance of grassroots campaigning in the upcoming election.