Candidates being floated as potential running mates for Vice President Kamala Harris canceled events over the weekend ahead of her announcement.
Several of Vice President Kamala Harris' top candidates for vice president have cleared their schedules ahead of her highly anticipated running mate announcement.
Govs. Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania and Andy Beshear of Kentucky, and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg – the three candidates on Harris' shortlist for vice president, all made scheduling changes ahead of the weekend.
Shapiro was originally scheduled to make three appearances at weekend fundraising events in the Hamptons in New York, but his spokesperson said his schedule has since changed.
"The governor’s trip was planned several weeks ago and included several fundraisers for his own campaign committee," Manuel Bonder, a spokesman for Shapiro, told The New York Times. "His schedule has changed, and he is no longer traveling to the Hamptons this weekend."
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Beshear will also be missing two events over the weekend: a Jackson Purchase Distillery visit on Friday and the state's annual Fancy Farm Picnic on Saturday.
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Fox News Digital reached out to the Kentucky governor's office asking the reasoning behind not attending the events but did not receive a response.
Additionally, Buttigieg shortened an event on Friday at Ivy Tech Community College Kokomo, according to Politico.
Harris will hold her first public appearance with her running mate on Tuesday in Philadelphia to kick off a four-day, battleground state tour.
