There are a ton of articles out there on her political record but this is an accurate and succinct summary of her record generally:
Earl Ofari Hutchinson, president of the Los Angeles Urban Policy Roundtable,
told the Sacramento Bee that Harris could’ve been “a more vigorous advocate for full criminal justice reform” and that she was “unwilling to be big and bold.” “
Harris’s role has not been pivotal” in reshaping the criminal justice system, the paper wrote. “The pyramid shook, but often it wasn’t her doing the shaking.”
She is a middle of the road democrat masquerading as a real progressive (like most are to be fair). She will be attacked from the left for not going hard on Steve Mnuchin’s bank and being against early prisoner release programs. She also backed out of challenging the cash bail system. I think her biggest problems will arise from her actual background and her husband. This is from her aunt:
"It is funny that some newspapers like
The Los Angeles Times described her as the first black woman to enter the Senate while some describe her as an Indian American. Let them write whatever they want...Even though she was born and brought up in America, my sister has inculcated in her South Indian culture and values. She believes in going to the temple because her mother believed in it. Kamala is what she is today because of her mother.
The credit doesn't go to any other person. It is my sister, her mother, who brought her up like this," Dr Gopalan said.