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Top Democrats in Pennsylvania are worried Vice President Kamala Harris' operation is being poorly run in the nation's biggest battleground state.
They say some Harris aides lack relationships with key party figures, particularly in Philadelphia and its suburbs.
They've urged Harris staff in private meetings to do more to turn out voters of color.
Pennsylvania is seen by both Harris and former President Donald Trump as pivotal in the presidential race.
Some Pennsylvania Democrats say Nikki Lu was slow to get to voters of color.
The Harris campaign says it has 50 staffers dedicated to engagement in majority-Black areas in the state.
The campaign's former Latino coalition manager in Pennsylvania , Mariel Joy Kornblith Martin , left after two weeks on the job.
State Sen. Vincent Hughes , who represents Philadelphia , said he has “no complaints about the campaign leadership” in Pennsylvania .
Still, Hughes said that “all forms of communication should be ramped up” for Harris , “from TV to digital to door-knocking to radio to whatever” He said Democrats ’ complaints are a reflection of their anxiety over a tight race.
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