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Kamala Harris' Political Summary on Issue: Government Budget and Spending

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On The Ballot: Running, Democratic for President with Tim Walz

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Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C. Webmail
Washington, D.C. Website

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The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Ave Northwest
Washington, DC 20500

Current Issue:

Government Budget and Spending

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05/06/2024
Statement: FACT SHEET: Vice President Harris Announces More Than $100 Million to Support American Auto Workers and Small Auto Suppliers
10/21/2022
Press Release: Tweet - "This is the largest one-year drop in the federal deficit. Since we took office, the deficit has come down every year. We'll reduce the deficit by another $250 billion over the next decade by making sure the largest corporations pay their fair share in federal taxes."
08/07/2022
Vote: Kamala Harris voted Yea (Passage) - HR 5376 - Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
05/12/2022
Social Media: Tweet - "Our Administration has called on Congress to pass $22.5 billion in additional emergency funding against COVID. $5 billion of that would be dedicated to helping to save lives around the world. We'll continue to advocate for critical resources as part of our global commitment."
05/06/2022
Social Media: Tweet - "During our first year in office, the deficit fell by over $350 billion. This week, the Treasury Department issued new projections showing the deficit will fall by over $1.5 trillion this year--the largest deficit reduction in a single year on record."
03/30/2022
Social Media: Tweet - "Under @POTUS 's budget we have a real opportunity to reduce costs for American families, including investments to cut the costs of child care and health care and help families pay for other essentials."
01/12/2022
Rating: Kamala Harris was rated 50% by American Council of Engineering Companies (Positions)
Rating: Kamala Harris was rated 50% by American Council of Engineering Companies (Positions)
11/03/2021
Social Media: Tweet - "It's a shame that nearly every Republican in the U.S. Senate refused to allow a debate on this issue. This voting rights bill is about ensuring that all Americans--wherever they live, whatever party they are registered to vote with--have an unimpeded ability to exercise their vote."
10/27/2021
Social Media: Tweet - "Our Build Back Better Agenda will create jobs and build industries like clean energy--that we know are key to America's long-term competitiveness."
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