New California polling shows former Vice President Kamala Harris losing steam in her home state in a look-ahead to Democrats ' chances in the 2028 presidential election primary, after she recently announced she would not be seeking a run as California's next governor.

Now that the dust has started to settle, Vice President Kamala Harris’ so-called “honeymoon” in the polls shows no signs of stopping as a fresh batch of surveys and analysis show her in a nail-biter against former President Donald Trump.

Famiglietti, who on the campaign trail cast himself as a moderate, defeated Republican Alex Asermely by more than 67 percentage points in Tuesday's special election, receiving more than 83 percent of the vote. He is now poised to represent Rhode Island's Fourth District in the state Senate.