Kamala Harris offered to visit Wisconsin in the days before the April 1st election to fill an open seat on the state's Supreme Court, but Democrats essentially said, 'No thank you.'

It is further evidence that Ms. Harris remains deeply unpopular, to the point where even her own party recognizes her as a liability among voters.

Democrat officials rebuffed overtures from Harris to appear in the Badger State in the days before the election, in which liberal candidate Susan Crawford would go on to beat conservative Brad Schimel.

Many media entities portrayed the race as a referendum on DOGE Chief Elon Musk's popularity. In fact, Democrats insisted Kamala stay away because they didn't want her to "divert attention" from him.

"Tellingly, however, Ms. Harris’s offer to visit Wisconsin was rejected as a potential distraction during early voting, according to people briefed on the discussions," a New York Times report on Harris's whereabouts in recent months reads.

Kamala Harris is pondering her future.

Also Democrats in swing states are asking her to stay away from them lest she lose them votes.

I do not see a 2028 run happening. pic.twitter.com/KDnvnya2Za

— Matt Stoller (@matthewstoller) April 10, 2025

Party officials were so intent on keeping Harris out of the spotlight during the crucial state Supreme Court election that they even kept a Zoom meeting pep talk by the former Vice President under wraps.

“I know you all will never give up, and that we’re going to continue to wage this fight — in the voting booth and in the courts and in the public square,” she told Democratic workers and organizers in the state, according to the Times.

But, the outlet adds, "even the Zoom call was kept private until after the polls closed, at the request of Wisconsin Democrats."

Kamala is toxic. Voters declared so in November. Even Democrats themselves figured it out by April.

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A Seemingly Inebriated Kamala Harris Chimes in on the Wisconsin Election, and She Really Shouldn't Have

Her post-election comments further emphasized Harris' propensity to drag the Democratic party down and perhaps revealed an ulterior motive for keeping her Zoom call away from public consumption.

Harris, who RedState's Bonchie described as "seemingly inebriated," beamed on TikTok as she told her followers how happy she is that they "love our country."

She just can't stop herself from posting cringeworthy comments on social media.

The 🍷wine box chimed in 🤣 pic.twitter.com/mNMhAVR2Gr

— Karli Bonne’ 🇺🇸 (@KarluskaP) April 2, 2025

Democrats seemingly calculated correctly with the Wisconsin election, keeping their polarizing party figure out of the spotlight while Musk went all in for Schimel.

In the big picture, however, this doesn't bode well for Kamala's national political aspirations. Reports have surfaced that Harris is biding her time and carefully considering her next political move—either running for governor of California in 2026 or mounting another White House run in 2028.

If Harris can't even get into one of the more crucial swing states because of her unpopularity, it seems likely she'll have to focus on the Golden State rather than the Oval Office.

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