Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, a potential running mate for Vice President Kamala Harris, has addressed recent reports regarding his involvement with the Harris campaign. Pritzker clarified that while he has been in contact with the campaign to support their message for the upcoming election, he did not have a specific conversation about the vice presidential role on Wednesday as reported by the Chicago Sun-Times.
During a news conference in Chicago, Pritzker stated that he has engaged in several discussions with individuals from the Harris campaign. However, he emphasized that the campaign did not reach out to him on the day in question. Pritzker highlighted that his interactions with the campaign have primarily revolved around promoting Harris' candidacy and serving as a surrogate for the campaign.
When questioned about his communication with Harris aides, Pritzker underscored the common practice of individuals involved in Democratic politics engaging with their respective campaigns. He expressed his enthusiasm for supporting the campaign's message and conveyed his excitement for the upcoming election.
Pritzker's statements shed light on his active involvement in advocating for Vice President Harris' candidacy and his commitment to assisting the campaign in its efforts to secure victory in November. As discussions surrounding potential running mates continue, Pritzker's role as a vocal supporter and surrogate for the Harris campaign remains prominent.
