With Vice President Kamala Harris entering the presidential race following Joe Biden's withdrawal, the tech industry's support appears to be shifting. Executives from Google, Netflix, and OpenAI are hosting a significant fundraiser for Harris on August 27 in Washington, DC, showcasing strong backing from influential figures in tech. Notable endorsements for Harris have come from LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman and Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings, the latter contributing $7 million to her campaign. Meanwhile, Ohio Senator JD Vance, Trump's running mate, has been fundraising in Silicon Valley, tapping into support from tech leaders like Elon Musk and Peter Thiel. The fundraising dynamics are indicative of a broader strategy as Harris seeks to galvanize support among younger voters and counter Trump's appeal in the tech sector. Overall, the evolving political landscape suggests a potential realignment of tech endorsements as the election heats up.