Vice President Kamala Harris's presidential campaign concluded with over $20 million in debt despite raising more than $1 billion. The campaign's spending was reportedly excessive, with high-profile events and celebrity concerts prioritized over effective voter outreach strategies, leading to significant financial strain. Campaign manager Jen O'Malley Dillon faced criticism for the lavish spending, with insiders claiming this misallocation of resources contributed to the campaign's failure. A campaign staffer suggested that the situation warrants an audit due to the alleged mismanagement of funds. As a result of the financial shortfall, deputy campaign manager Rob Flaherty is reportedly seeking to raise funds by selling the campaign's email list. Meanwhile, Donald Trump has been congratulated by world leaders following his electoral victory over Harris, further highlighting the Democratic campaign's struggles.