Former Vice President Kamala Harris has not publicly announced what she will do now that she is no longer Vice President. However, she has created an LLC called Pionner49 in California, her home state. The organization was described as an “entity to assist the former vice president”, it is not confirmed but this organization will most likely help Harris in her next political endeavor. “Pioneer” is her code name used by the Secret Service. President Obama adopted a similar practice when he left the Oval office after his second term, his LLC was called “Renegade44.”
Harris has a couple of options for her next political endeavors, she can run for president again in 2028, or governor of California in 2026. Before becoming Vice President, she began her career as a prosecutor in Alameda County, California, where she worked on many robbery and murder cases. She then joined the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office, leading a team that dealt with repeat offenders. In 2003, she made history by becoming San Francisco’s District Attorney, she was the first Black woman to hold that role. In this role, she focused on reducing gun laws and addressing truancy issues within schools.
In 2010, Harris was elected as California’s Attorney General, she oversaw law enforcement across the state. In this role, she worked on projects such as protecting homeowners during the foreclosure crisis and making sure neighborhoods safer. In 2016, she became a U.S. Senator, representing California, she is the second Black woman to serve in the U.S. Senate. The first Black woman senator was Carol Moseley Braun, who represented Illinois from 1993 to 1999. Harris represented California in the Senate from 2017 to 2021 before becoming Vice President.
Harris was announced as Joe Biden’s running mate for the 2020 presidential election on August 11th, 2020. Again, creating history as the first Black woman to be nominated for Vice President by a major political party. As Vice President, Kamala Harris has focused on addressing key issues across the country. She helped pass the American Rescue Plan, a major COVID-19 relief bill that provided financial support to families, small businesses, and schools. She has been a strong advocate for voting rights, pushing for laws to protect access to voting, especially for marginalized communities. Harris has also worked to improve healthcare, focusing on maternal health and fighting for better resources for women and families.
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