DNC chair says party focused on states like Florida, North Carolina they now believe can become competitive ...Middle East

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Democratic National Committee chair Jaime Harrison argued Sunday that the enthusiasm for Vice President Harris’ campaign has made Florida and North Carolina competitive for the November election, as Democrats look to expand their target map. “I have never seen this type of energy, this type of organizing, grassroots organizing, and an all my years of being involved in politics,” Harrison said in an MSNBC “The Weekend” interview. Harris’ campaign raised over $200 million in its first week, and signed up over 170,000 volunteers. Harrison said Democrats are more likely to go on offense now that Harris is at the top of the ticket. “We have over 1100 staff across the country in our ba

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