Kamala Harris: From prosecutor to possible president

The vice-president is vying for the Democrats' presidential nomination after Joe Biden left the race.

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She got her political start as a prosecutor in California, before gaining national attention with a failed 2020 presidential campaign and her election to the second-highest office in the US as Biden's running mate that same year.

Watch this video to follow her career from attorney general to presidential hopeful.

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Video by Phelan Chatterjee and Ian Aikman

https://www.bbc.com/news/videos/c3g93n142rpo

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