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- Donors say former Vice President Kamala Harris must offset a $2 billion 2024 loss before they will fund her 2028 bid.
- Harris leads polls as a 2028 candidate and has met with the Uncommitted movement urging voters to leave primary ballots blank over the Israel-Gaza war.
- Strategists warn her focus on identity politics could alienate voters of color and women as she tours college towns and Southern cities to rebuild support.
