Early voting is ongoing in the special election for Tennessee's open congressional seat. Behn faces Republican nominee Matt Van Epps.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris returned to the campaign trail on Tuesday, making an unannounced stop in Nashville to rally voters ahead of a surprisingly competitive special election in Tennessee’s Seventh Congressional District.

The former vice president has kept largely kept a low political profiled since losing the 2024 presidential race as the Democratic Party nominee.

Harris’ appearance in Nashville coincided with her visit to the Ryman Auditorium, where she discussed her book "107 Days," which recounts her perspective on the 2024 presidential campaign after Former President Joe Biden dropped out of the race.

More than 2,300 people funneled into the Ryman Nov. 18 to see former Vice U.S. President Kamala Harris, who visited Nashville as one of the final stops on her book tour.

Recent election wins by a slate of candidates backed by Democrats have reverberated across the Houston area, the state of Texas and beyond.

Former VP Kamala Harris drew 27,000 to book tour event, emphasizing community organizations and optimism on 2024 election loss anniversary.

Ballots in Harris County include special elections for the 18th Congressional District and a Houston City Council seat, along with local school board races and 17 proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution.