Gen-Z voters spread the ‘Kamalove’ as Harris’s popularity earns youth support

Pramila Jayapal, progressive Seattle representative, says of undeniable' enthusiasm: I have not seen anything like this'

Kamala Harris pledged to earn the votes of young people this election, as the vice-president and newly elevated presumptive Democratic nominee rides a gen Z-powered wave of online Kamalove" .

In a virtual address to attendees of a two-day summit in Atlanta, hosted by the liberal gen Z-led organization Voters of Tomorrow, Harris said she had been elected the first female vice-president of the United States because young voters showed up" in 2020. She touted historic progress" made by the Biden-Harris administration on combating gun violence and climate change, all of which she said was again at stake this November".