Kamala Harris (Nebula's World)

**Kamala Devi Harris** (1964 - 2055) is an American politician and attorney who served as the 47th President of the United States from 2025 to 2033. She was the first female to serve as the President, and also the first Asian-American and second African-American president. As a long-time member of the Democratic Party, Harris served as the 49th Vice President of the United States from 2021 to 2025, breaking the glass-ceiling in that position. She was also an United States Senator from California from 2017 to 2021, the Attorney General of California from 2011 to 2017 and the District Attorney of San Francisco from 2004 to 2011.

## 2024 presidential campaign

Harris announced her bid for the presidency shortly after President Joe Biden decline to run due to health and age concerns. Harris ran on the accomplishments of the Joe Biden administration, but also focused on her own policies, which were more progressive than her predecessor. Harris championed for police reform, LGBTQ+ equality and policies to reduce the future effects of Climate Change. Harris didn't receive any major opponent in the Democratic Party, so she cruised to the general election. Harris picked former HUD Secretary Julian Castro as her running mate.

Harris faced her Republican opponent, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, a raising star in the Republican Party at the time. DeSantis attacked Harris for the 2021 surge in unaccompanied minors at the border and predicted a Harris presidency would raise crime, raise division and raise gas prices. Harris attacked DeSantis for his support for the former President Donald J. Trump, and warned that DeSantis would turn America back to a dark time. In the debates, DeSantis made the mistake of acting too much like Trump, so Harris was perceived as the winner of the debate by most voters.

On election night, Harris expanded on the 2020 map, winning North Carolina and Texas. However, DeSantis refused to concede the election, claiming mass voter fraud in the swing states. Many recounts happened in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Texas and Wisconsin, finding no evidence of voter fraud. DeSantis later conceded the race to Harris in December.

## Presidency (2025 - 2033)

### Cabinet

* **Vice President:** Julian Castro (2025-2033)
* **Secretary of State:**
	+ Antony Blinken (2021-2029)
	+ William McCraven (2029-2033)
* **Secretary of the Treasury:** Andrew Yang (2025-2033)
* **Secretary of Defense:**
	+ Lloyd Austin (2021-2029)
	+ Tammy Duckworth (2029-2033)
* **Attorney General:**
	+ Lori Lightfoot (2025-2029)
	+ Xavier Berecca (2029-2033)
* **Secretary of the Interior:**
	+ Deb Haaland (2021-2029)
	+ Steve Bullock (2029-2033)
* **Secretary of Agriculture:** Cheri Bustos (2025-2033)
* **Secretary of Commerce:** Melinda Gates (2025-2033)
* **Secretary of Labor:**
	+ Marty Walsh (2021-2029)
	+ Julie Su (2029-2033)
* **Secretary of Health and Human Services:**
	+ Xavier Berecca (2021-2029)
	+ Mandy Cohen (2029-2033)
* **Secretary of Housing and Urban Devolvement:**
	+ Sylvester Turner (2025-2029)
	+ Pete Buttigieg (2029-2033)
* **Secretary of Transportation:**
	+ Pete Buttigieg (2021-2029)
	+ Eric Garcetti (2029-2033)
* **Secretary of Education:** Ted Lieu (2025-2033)
* **Secretary of Energy:** Jay Inslee (2025-2033)
* **Secretary of Veteran Affairs:** Jason Kander (2025-2033)
* **Secretary of Homeland Security:** Sue Gordon (2025-2033)
* **EPA Administrator:** Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (2025-2033)
* **OMB Director:** Brian Deese (2025-2033)
* **U.N Ambassador:** Susan Rice (2025-2033)
* **White House Chief of Staff:** Jen O'Malley Dillon (2025-2033)
* **White House Press Secretary:** Maya Harris (2025-2033)

### 2028 Election

Kamala Harris ran for re-election in 2028 and ran unopposed in the Democratic primaries. She faced Republican challenger and U.S Senator Josh Hawley from Missouri. On election day, she defeated Hawley, winning 360 electoral votes, winning one more than she won in the 2024 election. Harris carried Florida this election, while Hawley carried Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.