Joe Biden is out and Kamala Harris is in. Disenchanted voters are taking a new look at their choices
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Matteo Saracco and Cooper Brock, two 25-year-old traffic planners in Atlanta, were prepared to vote for Biden over Republican Donald Trump. But neither was thrilled with the idea of a rematch of the 2020 election between two men who were then already a combined 150 years old.
«I was kind of hoping something would change,» Saracco said of watching Biden, now 81, age over his three-plus years in office.
And then it did.
«It's a fresh choice now,» said Valone, explaining her willingness to give Vice President Kamala Harris, now the likely Democratic nominee, a chance after Biden ended his reelection bid.
Valone, Saracco and Brock reflect what had come to define the 2024 presidential campaign: The wide swath of voters who were disillusioned or dissatisfied with having to choose between the same two men who waged a bitter national fight four years ago.
Now, those voters, especially those who lean left, are expressing a renewed interest in the campaign and are eager to see Harris take on the Democratic Party mantle in place of Biden.
«I don't know enough about her yet but I look forward to learning more,» Brock said. «And it's certainly exciting to think about a woman and a woman of colour» being in a position to win.
Harris' campaign is trying to reap the
