Though her birth in October 1964 technically makes her a baby boomer, Vice President Kamala Harris, the presumptive Democratic nominee for president, was born on the cusp of Gen X, just a few months before from the start of the generation which is typically defined as including those born between 1965 and 1980. Around two decades younger than both President Joe Biden and Republican nominee Donald Trump, she represents a clear generational shift in politics, and is being embraced by Gen Xers who have never had representation in the Oval Office before.
Her and husband Doug Emhoff's finances, revealed in disclosure forms released by the White House over the past few years, are reflective of their position on the tail end of the baby boom.
