Democrats distance themselves from Kamala Harris in key races

In the U.S., some Democratic candidates in conservative states are distancing themselves from Biden and Harris as the midterm elections approach. Candidates like Josh Turek and Rob Sand in Iowa have publicly declined support from these figures, fearing it may harm their chances. This trend reflects a broader disillusionment with the Democratic Party's leadership and brand, as candidates seek to appeal to their constituents without the baggage of past elections.