Gunfire damages Kamala Harris campaign office in Arizona

The Arizona Democratic Party’s coordinated campaign office in Tempe was damaged by gunfire, as reported by NBC affiliate KPNX of Phoenix. Sean McEnerney, the coordinated campaign manager, confirmed the incident and emphasized that no one was present or injured during the shooting. Arizona Democratic Party Chairwoman Yolanda Bejarano expressed disappointment over the targeting of the party with violence, stating that they are working with law enforcement to ensure the safety of their staff. Vice President Kamala Harris is set to return to the state for a campaign trip, with plans to possibly visit the border. Tempe, known for being a college town, is considered crucial for Democrats in their efforts to win the state in November. The Harris campaign has numerous field offices in Arizona, including the one in Tempe. The campaign held an event in Tempe featuring Rep. Maxwell Frost, who focused on gun control issues and stressed the importance of ending gun violence. This incident underscores the importance of ensuring safety for campaign staff and addressing key issues such as gun violence in the lead-up to the November elections.

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