We investigated each claim from a "Kamala's Project 2025" graphic former President Donald Trump shared online. Most of the list misrepresents Vice President Kamala Harris's 2024 campaign stances.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

79% : Trump's team also pointed to a 2023 X post in which Harris said she was "honored" to have represented the U.S. at an international climate conference that resulted in "historic global commitments to triple renewable energy by 2030 and to transition away from fossil fuels."
58% : In April 2019, Harris was one of 14 original co-sponsors of Sen. Bernie Sanders I-Vt.'s' Medicare for All bill.
54% : In 2018, Harris also said U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement had a role and should exist.
46% : Medicare for All failed to advance to a vote in the Senate, however.
36% : However, Harris' website includes a section titled: "Cut Taxes for Middle Class Families."
35% : Harris does not support "abolishing" U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
33% : CBS News reported that a campaign official said Harris will not push for single-payer government health insurance as president and that she plans to bring down the health care prices by other means.
28% : Trump's team cited Harris' 2019 presidential primary support for ending private health insurance in favor of a government-run program that would prohibit duplicate private health insurance plans.
26% : After her 2020 candidacy ended, Harris focused instead on bolstering the Affordable Care Act instead of pushing for Medicare for All.Harris' 2024 campaign's policy website describes health care as "a right" and says Harris pledged to expand and strengthen the Affordable Care Act and to "accelerate" Medicare and pharmaceutical companies' negotiations to bring down drug prices.
20% : "Trump's team said this refers to Harris' opposition to a tax law Trump signed in 2017.
9% : On the campaign trail, Harris has criticized the document repeatedly and linked it to Trump, who has sought to distance himself from the proposal.

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