With the potency of the woman's right to choose issue, I think Dems had a decent chance for a Prez/House/Senate sweep had VP Harris tacked a little to the center with the VP pick.
Given RoevWade overturn and the unpopularity of Trump/Vance, Dems should still win the Presiency, although likely with a smaller number of electoral votes.
Where this selection will certainly not help (and might hurt in some race4s) will be in some swing Cong districts and really tight Senate races. In those contests, indie (and even a few R) voters won't vote for Trump but might decide to vote for a R Cong candidate. I think Shapiro or Beshear could have enticed some of those voters to go KH and the D Cong candidates, rather than splitting
A woman's right to choose is still easily the most potent issue this year and that hopefully will carry the say in these Cong races as well. It has done so the past two years so fingers crossed again.
Thg good thing for the deep Dem slate of governors (Shapiro, Whitmer, Beshear, Moore, Pritzker) is that it clears the way for them to run in 28 or 32. given Walz's age. Hopefully, strong Latino candidates will also emerge over the next few years.
That small segement of Bernie Bros and their smear campaign may cost the Dems some votes in the Jewish community unless KH can do some fence-mending. The vitriol they put online in plac4es like X was unforgivable IMO.
Let's get this done!