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Tim Walz "surprised" he and Kamala Harris lost election Headline from Newsweek
Before this year's presidential election, polls had suggested that the vice president was marginally ahead of her opponent, Donald Trump.
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The Guardian
Tim Walz ‘surprised’ that he and Kamala Harris lost election to Donald Trump ↗ (opens The Guardian) Published Dec 5, 2024
The Guardian's feed description ‘I did the best I could,’ Democratic vice-presidential nominee says in first post-race television interview
Washington Examiner
Tim Walz ‘surprised’ the Harris-Walz campaign lost the 2024 presidential election ↗ (opens Washington Examiner) Published Dec 5, 2024
Washington Examiner's feed description Gov. Tim Walz expressed shock over losing the 2024 presidential election in an interview with an ABC affiliate from Minnesota.
New York Post
Tim Walz admits he’s a ‘little surprised’ he, Harris lost in first interviews since Trump defeat ↗ (opens New York Post) Published Dec 5, 2024
New York Post's feed description Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz lamented losing the 2024 race for the first time in a series of local media interviews this week, with the Democrat admitting he was a "little surprised" that Vice President Kamala Harris and himself were defeated.
Fox News
Tim Walz admits he was surprised by election defeat: 'Thought the country was ready' ↗ (opens Fox News) Published Dec 5, 2024
Fox News's feed description Minnesota Governor and former Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz admitted he was "a little surprised" by the election defeat in November.
Newsweek
Tim Walz "surprised" he and Kamala Harris lost election ↗ (opens Newsweek) Published Dec 5, 2024
Newsweek's feed description Before this year's presidential election, polls had suggested that the vice president was marginally ahead of her opponent, Donald Trump.
