PORTLAND, Ore. – Former Vice President Kamala Harris is hitting the road again – this time, not for the White House, but for bookstores across America. Harris will make a stop in Portland this fall as part of her newly announced 15-city book tour promoting 107 Days, a memoir that dives into the whirlwind — and ultimately unsuccessful — campaign she launched in 2024 against former President Donald Trump.
The book, set for release on Sept. 23, details Harris’s sprint to secure the Democratic nomination, her attempts to unify a fractured party, and the bruising general election that ended in defeat at the hands of Trump. According to early previews, Harris reflects candidly on her missteps, her frustrations with the political landscape, and the personal toll of a campaign that lasted just over three months before Election Day sealed her fate.
The tour will officially kick off Sept. 24 in New York City, but Portland fans won’t have to wait long. Harris is scheduled to appear at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall on Wednesday, Nov. 5, where she’ll take the stage to discuss her book, politics, and life after the vice presidency.
For those hoping to get a closer look, a limited number of VIP Meet and Greet tickets will be available. These packages include a photo opportunity with the former vice president and a signed copy of 107 Days.
Tickets for the Portland stop go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. Organizers expect high demand, especially as Harris continues to spark both admiration and criticism as one of the most prominent figures in Democratic politics.
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