A survey by Politico and UC Berkeley's Citrin Center reveals that California policy influencers are largely indifferent to the idea of former Vice President Kamala Harris running for governor. While 36% of policy insiders felt indifferent, 33% of registered voters expressed joy at the prospect. The enthusiasm is notably lower among independent voters, with many feeling hopeless or irritated about a potential run. Reactions among voters of color are mixed, particularly with 35% of Black voters feeling positive compared to more ambivalence from Latino and Asian voters. Harris has yet to officially declare her candidacy while considering future political options.
Thirty-six percent of policy influencers expressed indifference about Kamala Harris running for governor, while registered voters demonstrated more enthusiasm, with 33% feeling joyful about the possibility.
Among independent voters in California, the response was tepid, with 21% feeling hopeless and 26% irritated about Harris potentially running for governor.
While 35% of Black voters felt joyful about Harris running, reactions from other voters of color varied significantly, indicating mixed sentiments toward her gubernatorial potential.
Kamala Harris has not yet declared her candidacy for governor but remains politically active, exploring options potentially beyond California for 2028.
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