The removal of a mural depicting Vice President Kamala Harris in Atlanta has disappointed many in the community.

In Atlanta, a mural of Vice President Harris was painted over this week, as the results poured in that Donald Trump had defeated her in the election

Vice President Kamala Harris made a last-minute pitch to voters in Atlanta on Saturday, underscoring the pivotal role Georgia could play in the forthcoming election just three days away.

A mural of Kamala Harris in Atlanta, Georgia, has been painted over just days after her election defeat. The mural, located in the city’s West End, featured a portrait of the vice-president flanked by pink roses against a blue backdrop.

Large murals paying homage to civil rights leaders and revered political figures have long been a staple of beautification and social impact across the city of Atlanta. In total, there were four murals commissioned by the Harris campaign urging people to vote by Election Day.

ATLANTA — Vice President Kamala Harris will make one more stop to Atlanta as both her campaign and the campaign for former President Donald Trump race toward the finish line.

Some acknowledged that while she lost, she was still the first Black and female vice president and should be remembered.

Hundreds of thousands were furious about its removal, but the artist said it was always meant to be a temporary mural.