Kamala Harris delays Election Night speech as votes continue to be counted
Democratic presidential nominee US Vice President Kamala Harris delivers a speech on the National Mall, one week before the November 5 US presidential election, in Washington on October 29, 2024. Photo Reuters
At her election night watch party at Howard University, Kamala Harris opted not to address supporters, with campaign co-chair Cedric Richmond announcing that Harris will speak tomorrow.
Kamala Harris will not speak tonight.
Her campaign announces she will address the nation tomorrow.
She currently has 210 electoral votes while Trump has 230. pic.twitter.com/6DULaJb2Cl
Richmond explained that votes are still being counted across critical states, and Harris’ address will come after more results are available. The announcement, made late on November 5, aligns with the campaign’s focus on patience as tight races continue to unfold. Richmond assured the crowd that Harris would address both supporters and the nation the following day from Howard University. The decision highlights the heightened anticipation and strategic responses on this pivotal election night.
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