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DNC Report Finds Gaza War Stance Hurt Harris 2024 Campaign

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•The DNC produced a secret report analyzing the 2024 election campaign.
•The report specifically assessed the impact of the party's stance on the Gaza war.
•The report concluded the stance was 'net-negative' for Kamala Harris's campaign.
•The findings were revealed by Middle East Eye on February 23, 2026.

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▸If the DNC adjusts its foreign policy messaging in future campaigns Democratic candidates may improve voter support by avoiding positions that alienate key groups.

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MEMiddle East EyeDNC’s secret 2024 report finds Gaza war stance was ‘net-negative’ for Harris campaign

A confidential Democratic National Committee (DNC) report from 2024 concluded that the party's position on the Gaza war negatively affected Vice President Kamala Harris's presidential campaign. The report suggests that the stance may have alienated some voters and impacted campaign support. This finding is important as it could influence how political parties approach foreign conflicts in future elections.