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This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? Log in. While several Silicon Valley veterans, including former Meta exec Sheryl Sandberg, have voiced their support for Harris, others have spent the last few months
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Vice President Kamala Harris is shaking up the 2024 election. Harris looks set to secure the Democratic presidential nomination amid a burst of popularity following President Joe Biden's withdrawal from the race. The US President endorsed his current vice president, and many prominent Democrats,
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What would a Kamala Harris presidency mean for tech?
Tech titans have rallied to support Donald Trump, but Kamala Harris is also a long-time friend of tech. Where would she stand as president? Tech titans welcomed US presidential hopeful Donald Trump's pick for vice-president, Senator JD Vance, a former venture capitalist (VC) with investments in
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Harris aims to open Silicon Valley checkbooks after tech donors had drifted to Trump
WASHINGTON -- As Kamala Harris' campaign looks to re-engage Democratic donors who held back support from President Joe Biden, it is finding renewed interest from a sector that has increasingly favored Donald Trump: Silicon Valley. Democrats say the suggestion tech sector donors were moving toward
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JD Vance and Kamala Harris scramble election strategies of US dealmakers
Wall Street grew so frustrated with US President Joe Biden's antitrust policies over the past three and a half years that many long-standing Democratic dealmakers considered switching their support to Donald Trump in the 2024 elections or even boycotting the ballot altogether. But two events have
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Vice President Kamala Harris is making strategic moves to win over Silicon Valley's support for the 2024 election. Her efforts could potentially shift tech industry backing away from Trump and other Republican candidates.

Vice President Kamala Harris is leveraging her California roots and tech industry connections in a bid to secure Silicon Valley's support for the 2024 election. As the Biden administration's point person on artificial intelligence policy, Harris is uniquely positioned to address the tech sector's concerns and aspirations
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.Harris's efforts come at a crucial time when some tech leaders have shown support for Donald Trump and other Republican candidates. Notable figures like Peter Thiel and David Sacks have backed Trump-aligned candidates such as J.D. Vance
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. The Vice President's outreach aims to counteract this trend and solidify Democratic support within the tech community.Harris has been vocal about her views on various tech-related matters:
Artificial Intelligence: She advocates for responsible AI development, emphasizing the need for ethical considerations and potential regulation
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.Big Tech Regulation: While supporting innovation, Harris has expressed concerns about data privacy and market competition
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.Cybersecurity: She has emphasized the importance of strengthening national cybersecurity measures
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The Vice President has been actively engaging with tech industry leaders to secure financial support for the Democratic campaign. Recent fundraising events in Silicon Valley have demonstrated her ability to connect with high-profile tech executives and investors
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.While Harris's ties to Silicon Valley present a significant advantage, she faces challenges in reconciling the tech industry's desires with broader Democratic policy goals. The administration's antitrust efforts and calls for increased regulation have caused some tension with tech leaders
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.However, Harris's understanding of the tech ecosystem and her role in shaping AI policy provide a unique opportunity to bridge these gaps and foster a collaborative relationship between Silicon Valley and the Democratic party.
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