Sen. Kamala Harris has a perception problem: Some Iowa Democratic activists, caucusgoers and party chairs believe the California Democrat is overlooking the first-in-the-nation caucus
Harris' campaign maintains this isn't the case, and that the senator is going to work to win the state over the next eight months. Campaign operatives, including chair Deidre DeJear, highlight Harris' three planned trips to Iowa over the next five weeks and that her current staff of 35 in the state will grow to 65 in the coming weeks.
CNN Iowa poll: Warren, Buttigieg show strength and five more key takeawaysStill, the poll also showed that Harris is actively being considered by 32% of Iowa Democrats who are likely to caucus, plus 14% who see the senator as their second choice.Harris' campaign aides said they are comfortable with where the senator is in the recent poll and believe a summer full of organizing -- helped by the 30 new staffers her campaign plans to bring on -- will raise her profile in Iowa.
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