Democratic operatives have identified Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and Senator Raphael Warnock of Georgia as highly sought-after campaign surrogates, according to reporting by TIME.
Both figures are considered among the most in-demand boosters for the Democratic party during the current election cycle. Their effectiveness stems from their ability to connect with diverse audiences and articulate the party's platform.
Buttigieg, who previously ran for president, has a track record of persuasive campaigning. Warnock, a sitting senator, has also proven adept at rallying support and engaging voters.
Their roles as prominent figures within the Democratic party have positioned them as key assets for candidates seeking to energize their bases and persuade undecided voters in crucial midterm races.