How Kamala Harris failed to lock up the Democratic nomination

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Kamala Harris, the first-term senator from California, has ended her presidential campaign. The Democratic nomination turns out to be one thing the former prosecutor couldn’t lock up.

It seems almost unfathomable that a top-tier candidate that many political analysts placed in the Top 3, if not as the favorite, could drop out two months before the Iowa caucuses. Yet it happened. How did we get here?

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