After the 2024 election, Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign continues
to send frequent fundraising emails despite the election being over.
These emails, often urgent, encourage donations to help cover campaign
debt and support ongoing efforts like recounts.
Harris's campaign reportedly ended with about $20 million in debt,
which is difficult to pay off due to federal contribution
limits.
While the campaign denies asking donors for more than before,
concerns are rising about the tone of these emails, which
some Democrats worry could harm relationships with small dollar donors.
Harris's campaign has faced criticism for its rapid spending, particularly
on paid media, which accounted for over half of the
funds.
Some Democratic leaders, including James Zogby, are calling for greater
financial oversight within the party.
Despite the backlash, fundraising emails continue and how donors will
respond remains uncertain.