Former Vice President Kamala Harris on Friday embraced a series of progressive policy proposals she did not campaign on in 2024, including expanding the Supreme Court and abolishing the Electoral College, as she continues weighing a potential 2028 presidential bid.Speaking at the National Urban League Conference in Nashville, Tenn., Harris endorsed several proposals she did not publicly campaign on during her 2024 White House run."We must allow for a real conversation about revisiting certain things," Harris said."I know this is gonna be controversial coming from me, in particular.
We need to revisit the Electoral College."HILLARY CLINTON STILL FUMING OVER ELECTORAL COLLEGE, CALLS IT AN 'ABOMINATION' IN NEW NETFLIX SERIESFormer Vice President Kamala Harris speaks at the 38th Annual Michigan Democratic Women's Caucus Legacy Luncheon in Detroit, Mich., on April 18, 2026.(Bill Pugliano/Getty Images)Harris lost both the Electoral College and the popular vote to President Donald Trump in the 2024 election.She also voiced support for expanding the Supreme Court."We need to revisit the point of expanding the court to 13 justices like we have 13 district courts," Harris said.SEN DEB FISCHER: THE LEFT'S WAR ON THE SENATE AND SUPREME COURT PUTS OUR REPUBLIC AT RISKFormer Vice President Kamala Harris outlined several progressive policy proposals while discussing a possible 2028 presidential campaign.
(Montinique Monroe/Getty Images)While Harris has previously supported term limits for Supreme Court justices, expanding the court was not part of her 2024 campaign platform.She also suggested the U.S.should revisit statehood for Puerto Rico, expanding beyond her previous support for statehood for Washington, D.C.Despite the new policy positions, Harris said she has not yet decided whether she will seek the presidency in 2028.KAMALA HARRIS IS THE 'FAIRLY OBVIOUS' 2028 PRESIDENTIAL FRONTRUNNER, DEMOCRATIC INSIDERS SAYReports said former Vice President Kamala Harris reached out to...