107 Days

In 107 Days, Kamala Harris provides a chronological account of the compressed 2024 presidential campaign following the transition at the top of the Democratic ticket. The narrative documents the logistical hurdles of merging campaign infrastructures, the strategic selection of a running mate, and the rapid deployment of a national messaging platform centered on reproductive rights and middle-class economic policy. Harris details the internal decision-making processes regarding debate preparation, swing-state voter mobilization, and the administrative coordination required to maintain executive duties while seeking the presidency under unprecedented time constraints.

This book is intended for students of American electoral politics and professional campaign strategists who require a primary-source study of crisis management and rapid-response mobilization. Readers gain a technical understanding of high-stakes political operations and the mechanics of late-stage campaign finance. It functions as a historical record of how a major political party restructured its entire electoral strategy in under four months, offering a blueprint for navigating systemic political shifts within a shortened calendar.