Gretchen Whitmer running for president
Gretchen Whitmer running for president

Gretchen Whitmer running for president

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In the wake of President Biden's withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race, Vice President Kamala Harris has garnered significant support, including an endorsement from Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, who has committed to serve as co-chair of Harris' campaign. However, Louisiana Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell expresses reservations about anointing Harris as the sole candidate, advocating for a competitive primary process that includes other potential candidates like Governor Whitmer and Senator Mark Kelly. Whitmer has firmly stated she will not pursue the vice presidency and intends to remain focused on her role as governor. She emphasized the importance of Harris in addressing key issues such as economic recovery and voter rights. Meanwhile, polls indicate that Biden's approval ratings in Michigan are declining, raising concerns about the upcoming election against Donald Trump. Campbell's stance reflects a desire for a broader Democratic contest, which he believes could yield a stronger candidate for the general election.

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