Kamala Harris will make a fundraising visit to Los Angeles on Sept. 29, according to an invitation issued by the Harris Victory Fund.
Tickets to the event, called “An Evening with Vice President Kamala Harris,” start at $500 and go up to $1 million. Those who donate at least $100,000 can stand in line for a photo with Harris, while those who donate at least $250,000 can attend the “Freedom Lunch.”
Harris has not visited Los Angeles to raise money since Joe Biden dropped out of the race eight weeks ago. His last major fundraising event in Los Angeles was on June 15 at the Peacock Theater, which raised nearly $30 million for Biden.
Harris raised $361 million in August. Former President Donald Trump raised $130 million during the same period. Harris’s campaign also reported taking in $47 million in the 24-hour period following Tuesday’s debate.
Harris and her affiliated political action committee have devoted more than $300 million to ad time during the final two months of the campaign, more than double the TV ad spending by Trump and his PAC, according to AdImpact data.
Several other fundraising events for Harris-Walz are expected to take place across Los Angeles on October 5, though Harris will not be attending.
Harris attended a fundraiser Saturday at the Washington Hilton, which included Common and California Sen. LaVonza Butler among the speakers, according to a joint report.
She expects to campaign this week in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin. Among her upcoming events is a live broadcast of “Unite for America” with Oprah Winfrey on Thursday.
Deadline was first to report on the fundraiser, which was held on September 29.
