Kamala Harris Shifts Stance on Fracking Ahead of Election

Vice President Harris no longer supports a fracking ban, reflecting a significant policy change as she campaigns for the presidency.

Harris' campaign confirmed she will not seek to ban fracking if elected president.
This marks a departure from her 2020 stance, where she strongly opposed fracking.
Energy experts and political strategists are skeptical about the impact of this shift on key voters.
Harris aims to highlight the Biden administration's climate accomplishments while contrasting with Trump's energy policies.
The fracking issue is particularly critical in swing states like Pennsylvania, a major natural gas producer.