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Kamala Harris has even more bad election news.
The Arab American Political Action Committee will not issue an endorsement this election cycle, marking the first time in two decades that the committee has not endorsed a Democratic candidate.
The Arab American Political Action Committee (AAPAC) will not endorse a president this election cycle, marking the first time in 20 years that the committee has not endorsed a Democratic candidate.
A political action committee based in the battleground state of Michigan said both former President Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have fallen short of expectations. The group has supported Democrats every election cycle since it was founded 20 years ago.
“This year, we are faced with a choice between two candidates who are harming our communities here and our families and friends back home,” the Arab American Political Action Committee said in a statement Monday. Ta. “We cannot vote for Democrat Kamala Harris or Republican Donald Trump to blindly support the criminal Israeli government led by far-right extremists, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.”
The group also said both candidates “support genocide in Gaza and war in Lebanon.”
The Teamsters decided not to endorse Donald Trump after internal data showed a majority of its members supported Donald Trump.
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters declined to endorse a presidential candidate Wednesday, releasing an internal poll that found a majority of its members support former President Donald Trump over Vice President Kamala Harris.
This is the first time in about 30 years that a labor union has not supported a presidential candidate.
“Unfortunately, neither of the leading candidates has been able to make a serious commitment to our union to always put the interests of workers ahead of big business,” Teamsters President Sean O'Brien said in a statement. I couldn't do it.'' “We promised both Trump and Harris not to interfere with important union activities or the Teamsters' core industry, and to respect union members' right to strike, but we cannot keep that promise. There wasn't.”
Ahead of the decision, the Teamsters shared internal data showing a majority of its members support Trump over Harris. About 60% of union members think the union should support Mr. Trump, while 34% supported Ms. Harris, according to an electronic membership poll that began after President Joe Biden withdrew from the race. About 6% said they would support another candidate.
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