Harris Campaign Faces Financial Scrutiny After Costly Election Loss

Kamala Harris's presidential campaign spent over $1 billion, yet continues to solicit donations post-defeat.

The Harris campaign spent $1.5 billion, including $600 million on media ads, but still lost to Donald Trump in all seven swing states.
A $2.5 million town hall event with Oprah Winfrey's production company has come under particular scrutiny for its high costs.
Despite raising over $1 billion, the campaign's financial management is questioned, with some senior staff reportedly unpaid post-election.
Emails continue to solicit donations for the 'Harris Fight Fund,' focusing on countering Republican policies and supporting unresolved congressional races.
Campaign officials assert there will be no debt despite ongoing invoice processing and financial audits by the Democratic National Committee.