Harris Cancels Book Tour Dates Amid Questions About Taxpayer-Funded Security

Kamala Harris has canceled several upcoming appearances in California that were part of her book tour promoting her memoir, 107 Days. On Tuesday, Harris, a former vice president and the 2024 Democratic nominee who lost in a landslide to President Trump, withdrew from scheduled events in Sacramento, San Diego, and Anaheim that had been planned for next month.

Ticketing company Ticketmaster notified ticketholders of the cancellations and issued refunds. The company said the events, billed as “A Conversation with Kamala Harris,” were canceled due to a scheduling conflict, the New York Post reported.

Harris most recently appeared at a book tour event in Oakland on March 3. She is still scheduled to appear in Denver, Colorado, on April 2. However, previously planned California appearances on April 4 in Sacramento, April 6 in San Diego, and April 10 in Anaheim have been canceled.

It is unclear whether the events will be rescheduled. The three canceled California appearances have also been removed from Harris’s official website, The Post noted.