Vice President Kamala Harris’s green positions could cost her Pennsylvania in November, now that she is on track to be the Democratic presidential nominee.

During her 2020 presidential campaign, Harris called for a ban on fracking and was one of the original sponsors of the Green New Deal resolution. While she altered her position to match President Joe Biden’s after becoming his running mate, untethering from him could put her at risk of renewed attacks.

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