Kamala Harris Secures Victory in Massachusetts

Kamala Harris continued the Democratic winning streak in Massachusetts, a state known for its reliable support of Democratic candidates in presidential elections. Despite its significance for campaign funding, Massachusetts doesn't often see much on-the-ground campaigning.

Vice President Kamala Harris clinched a victory in Massachusetts on Tuesday, reinforcing a longstanding trend of Democratic successes in the Bay State.

Massachusetts last supported a Republican presidential candidate in 1984, when it backed Ronald Reagan, making the state a predictable Democratic stronghold.

The Associated Press called the race for Harris promptly at 8:00 p.m. EST, confirming the commonwealth's commitment of its 11 electoral votes to the Democratic cause.

(With inputs from agencies.)