Following a stunning election loss, Kamala Harris and the Democratic Party are grappling with significant setbacks, including historic losses to Republicans among key demographics. The GOP’s advancement, notably in Latino-heavy Miami-Dade and traditionally blue regions like Chicago, reflects a growing disconnect with working-class voters. Many attribute the defeat to economic concerns, with voters favoring Donald Trump’s economic narrative over Harris’s proposals. As party leaders debate strategies for the future, figures like Bernie Sanders emphasize the need for deeper engagement with working-class issues. The Democrats face a crucial moment to reassess their approach to regain lost ground.