Kamala Harris’s campaign reportedly spent over $1 billion in just a few months, leaving the campaign in significant debt, according to multiple reports.
The Harris team managed to burn through its entire campaign budget.
Despite massive spending, the Harris campaign remains $20 million in debt.
Jesse Watters ended Kamala’s career last night.
How did they spend $1B and still manage to be $20M in debt? pic.twitter.com/gNMxhXcexP [1]
— Gunther Eagleman™ (@GuntherEagleman) November 9, 2024 [2]
Donald Trump offered to help them pay it off.
HOLY SMOKES. Trump is now offering to use his leftover funds to pay off the debts of the Harris campaign and DNC. 👀 pic.twitter.com/n9XYleXmSP [3]
— johnny maga (@_johnnymaga) November 9, 2024 [4]
Among its high-ticket expenses was a replica set built in Washington, D.C., for Harris’s appearance on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast, a decision reportedly made to avoid flying to the show’s original Los Angeles location.
The costly investment did not translate to substantial engagement, as the interview failed to reach a million views.
FACT: EVERY CELEBRITY (Including Oprah) OR LEFT-WING PODCASTER Who Took Money From The @KamalaHarris [5] Campaign AND DID NOT DISCLOSE THEY WERE A PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT, BROKE FEDERAL LAW!
Get A Lawyer Now!
The Law Applies To Both Parties & A Trump DOJ MUST Investigate. pic.twitter.com/EWh5yUdcgu [6]— John Basham (@JohnBasham) November 10, 2024 [7]
Meanwhile, Harris declined a potential interview with Joe Rogan, a host with a large audience reach.
The campaign also reportedly spent $15 million on celebrity concerts, including performances by Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, and Ricky Martin at a rally on election eve.
While the events were intended to boost enthusiasm, they did not yield a significant increase in voter turnout.
Harris’s campaign also reportedly allocated $1 million to Harpo Productions, Oprah Winfrey’s company, which facilitated a September town hall and an appearance by Winfrey at the rally in Philadelphia.
