Who could be Kamala Harris's running mate?

It’s not a done deal but some potential rivals have quickly thrown their support behind her.

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If she is successful, a running mate will be needed for when delegates vote next month at a convention in Chicago to officially confirm who is on the ticket.

Historically, vice presidents are picked to complement a candidate and strategists believe for that reason she may pick a white man from a swing state.

The following names are reported to be in the mix.

Former astronaut and combat veteran Mr Kelly is a possible contender given his success in Arizona, a key swing state, including a decisive victory in the 2022 mid-term election.

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