Natasha Korecki is a Senior National Political Reporter at NBC News. She covers campaigns and issues affecting voters, with a particular focus on the presidential race and Midwestern states, including Illinois and Chicago. Natasha has been featured in notable outlets such as POLITICO, Yahoo News, and CNBC.
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Harris, who replaced Joe Biden as the Democratic nominee just months before the election, vowed "a peaceful transfer of power" after a tumultuous campaign.
By: Natasha Korecki, Yamiche Alcindor
Democrats were stunned at the magnitude of Harris' loss to Trump and pointing fingers at everything from immigration policy to Biden to the need to throw out the old guard.
By: Natasha Korecki, Henry J. Gomez, Alex Seitz-Wald
Democrats’ recriminations started immediately, but Trump’s victory was decisive enough that there may have been little Kamala Harris could have done.
By: Natasha Korecki, Ben Kamisar, Alex Seitz-Wald
The Democratic Senate candidates focused significant ad time on touting their accomplishments, while Harris and her super PAC talked mostly about plans.
It isn't unusual for a campaign to carry debt. What is unusual are the explosive clashes in and around the Harris universe.
By: Natasha Korecki
Some caution that putting South Carolina to the back of the line-up could alienate Black voters.
By: Alex Seitz-Wald, Natasha Korecki, Allan Smith
Nearly two dozen Democrats are seen as possible contenders ahead of an invisible primary that will be shaped partly by Trump and his second term.
By: Natasha Korecki, Jonathan Allen
Former presidential candidate and Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley announced on Monday that he is entering the fray. But many more names are already circulating.
By: Natasha Korecki
Martin is the second candidate, after former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, to announce he's running to be chair of the DNC.
By: Yamiche Alcindor, Monica Alba, Natasha Korecki, Sahil Kapur
The vice president is prepared to provide tie-breaking votes in critical judicial appointments as Biden works to push through confirmations.
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