83.3% · High confidence
Defend abortion rights nationwide
“We will not go back — we will fight for women’s freedom.”

49th vice president of the United States
Photo: Photo: Office of Senator Kamala Harris / Official portrait (public domain) — Source: Wikimedia Commons
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An American attorney and politician who served as the 49th vice president of the United States from 2021 to 2025, becoming the first female, Black, and South Asian American to hold the office. A member of the Democratic Party, she previously represented California in the U.S. Senate and served as attorney general of California.
83.3% · High confidence
“We will not go back — we will fight for women’s freedom.”
56.7% · Medium confidence
“Broadband is a necessity, not a luxury.”
57.9% · Medium confidence
“We will build half a million EV chargers across America.”
65.5% · Medium confidence
“We will pass meaningful police reform and restore trust.”
78.6% · High confidence
“No mother should die giving life — we will fix this crisis.”
58.3% · Medium confidence
“We must invest in stability and hope in Central America, not walls.”
80% · High confidence
“Every worker deserves paid family leave — it’s basic dignity.”
78.9% · High confidence
“Environmental justice is not optional — it’s fundamental to who we are.”
50% · Medium confidence
“Every community deserves clean air, clean water, and a safe place to live.”
73.1% · High confidence
“We can fight the climate crisis and lower costs for families at the same time.”
72.7% · High confidence
“We will bring affordable high-speed internet to every family.”
73.1% · High confidence
“We will invest in communities that have been left behind by pollution and neglect.”
82.6% · High confidence
“We will end cash bail and reform the system that criminalizes poverty.”
69.2% · Medium confidence
“Women deserve equal pay for equal work — period.”
80% · High confidence
“We will legalize marijuana and expunge the records of those convicted.”