Harris makes an appearance on "Saturday Night Live"

 

 

CNN-Vice President Kamala Harris appeared in the opening sketch of “Saturday Night Live,” making a lighthearted stop less than three days until Election Day.

 The show regularly features impersonators playing politicians, including Maya Rudolph, who has played the vice president since 2019. But it is rare for the politicians themselves to make an appearance.

 Harris appeared alongside Rudolph in the sketch, with the two identically dressed and styled women gazing at each other across a dressing table as though seeing their own reflections in a mirror.

 As the skit came to a close, the two women stood up, each with an arm wrapped around the other, and Rudolph said, “I’m gonna vote for us!”

 “Great!” Harris replied. “Any chance you are registered in Pennsylvania?”

 Saturday’s show is hosted by John Mulaney with musical guest Chappell Roan. Also making an appearance was Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine, who served as Hillary Clinton’s running mate on the Democratic presidential ticket in 2016.