Port Strike Delay Boosts Harris

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Harris campaign avoids ‘chaos’ with Biden administration deal to delay port strike - Washington Examiner

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Biden administration helped negotiate a deal that delayed the historic U.S. port strike until after the 2024 election.

Biden himself personally involved in the administration’s efforts to avoid a strike, sources close to the president told the Washington Examiner .

Some strategists believe the delayed strike will boost Kamala Harris's campaign expectations.

Biden administration pressured USMX to put forward a “fair offer’s” on Tuesday , the first day of the strike.

Public pressure from Biden administration, coupled with a 5:30 a.m. call between Zients , his working group, and USMX , led to a tentative agreement Thursday .

The tentative agreement will boost the hourly wage to $ 63 per hour, up from $ 39 per hour.

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