The Parallel Campaigns of Kamala Harris and Leni Robredo: Lessons from Defeat explores the shared challenges faced by two prominent female leaders in their bids for political power—Kamala Harris in the United States and Leni Robredo in the Philippines. Both women, despite their remarkable qualifications, experienced significant setbacks in their respective campaigns. This book delves deep into the political strategies they employed, the dynamics of their voter engagement, and the mistakes that ultimately led to their losses.

Drawing on firsthand observations of the 2020 U.S. election and the 2022 Philippine presidential race, the author offers a unique perspective on the parallels between Harris's and Robredo's campaigns. It highlights how both struggled to connect with critical voter demographics, faced internal divisions within their own support bases, and found themselves trapped in echo chambers that alienated the very people they needed to win over.

With sharp insights and a critical eye, The Parallel Campaigns of Kamala Harris and Leni Robredo not only critiques their campaign strategies but also offers valuable lessons on unity, voter mobilization, and the importance of bridging divides in today's polarized political landscape. Whether you're a political enthusiast, an aspiring leader, or simply someone interested in the intricacies of modern elections, this book provides a thought-provoking look at the obstacles women face in the pursuit of political leadership.