Kamala Harris Campaign Reclaims CA Tech Donor’s Support

SAN FRANCISCO, CA (ANI) – Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign is capitalizing on a network of former major donors, particularly from the tech industry, who were previously inactive during President Joe Biden’s campaign.

According to Politico, Harris has raised nearly $59 million after Biden recused himself from the race. Of that $12.5 million came from donors in California. Notably, tech giants like Google, Apple, and Meta have been significant contributors, with Google and its parent company Alphabet donating $262,000, Apple $170,000, and Meta $81,000.

Politico’s analysis reveals that Harris is poised to attract more donors from the tech industry, with over 10,000 Californians contributing to her 2019 campaign, including about 460 tech employees who raised around $400,000.

The tech sector, which had leaned towards Republican nominee Donald Trump, is now showing substantial support for Harris. This shift includes many former supporters from her 2020 presidential run who had not contributed during her time as Biden’s vice president.