Harris's First Big Stop of the Cycle: Detroit, on Maternal Health

With 42 days until Election Day and control of Congress in play, former Vice President Kamala Harris joined Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed at a roundtable in Detroit focused on Black maternal health. PBS NewsHour describes it as the first major campaign stop of the cycle by one of the Democrats' biggest names, and the same report has Lisa Desjardins discussing the Michigan race with strategist Joel Payne. A health roundtable is a different instrument than a rally — smaller, more specific, framed around an issue rather than a person. Whether that travels further than a stage is the part still to be tested.