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In Arizona, some Republicans support Kamala Harris

October 2024 400 views 03 Min 44 Sec

In Arizona, one of the swing states in the upcoming US presidential election, a group of Republicans support Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris. “Arizona Republicans for Harris” Annie Lewis says “Donald Trump does not represent us, that we have to find a leader that we are proud to vote for to become the president of the United States” during a rally held near Phoenix.

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