The late entry of Kamala Harris means her campaign against Donald Trump will last for less than four months, raising questions about the benefits of shorter election cycles.
In today's political landscape, the lengthy campaigns of prior decades may seem bloated and excessive, leading some to wonder if a shorter contest could be more appealing.
Jimmy Carter's unexpected success in the 1976 primaries exemplified how a newcomer could disrupt traditional campaign timelines, altering perceptions of what is feasible in politics.
While long campaigns allow voters to become familiar with candidates, the campaign's current condensing may reflect a growing fatigue with the drawn-out process.
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