Kamala Harris Hosts Historic Election Night at Howard University

The vice president returns to her alma mater as she could become the first Black woman elected as U.S. president.

Kamala Harris has chosen Howard University, her alma mater, for her election night headquarters, highlighting the university's significance in her personal and political journey.
Howard University, a prominent historically Black institution, has shifted to remote classes and heightened security in preparation for the event.
Harris's campaign has faced challenges, including distancing herself from outgoing President Joe Biden's policies and addressing criticisms of her media strategy.
Supporters have expressed concerns about Harris's ability to separate her identity from Biden's administration and her handling of key issues like immigration and foreign policy.
The choice of Tim Walz as her running mate has drawn scrutiny, with some experts suggesting she missed an opportunity by not selecting a more strategically advantageous candidate.