Fourteen years ago, Vice President Kamala Harris faced a close race in her bid for California attorney general, a situation reminiscent of what she may encounter on Election Night. In her book, 'The Truths We Hold,' Harris recounts the 2010 election night when she initially appeared to have lost to Steve Cooley but ultimately emerged victorious after a weeks-long process.
Despite trailing behind Cooley as the night progressed, Harris ultimately won by a margin of less than a point, equivalent to three votes per precinct. This narrow victory is being remembered by some of her former aides as they anticipate a similarly tight race this year.
