A new poll suggests that Democratic aides and strategists might be misreading Kamala Harris' chances in a primary contest.
a"flurry of sub-rosa activity" from other possible 2024 contenders"which suggests a potential Harris candidacy may not be intimidating enough to keep others away from 2024."
The poll, which surveyed 1,963 registered voters last week, found that Democratic voters largely prefer Harris to other nationally known liberals if Biden decides not to run in 2024. She came out above nine other Democrats listed on the poll, garnering 19% approval from those surveyed.
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