Longtime aide to President Joe Biden, Anita Dunn, is set to leave the White House next week, according to a source familiar with the matter. Dunn will be joining a super PAC that supports Vice President Kamala Harris. This move comes following President Biden's recent decision not to seek re-election in 2024. In a statement, Biden expressed his gratitude for Dunn's contributions to the administration, highlighting her as a crucial member of the White House team. Dunn will be taking on the role of senior adviser at Future Forward and Future Forward USA Action, as confirmed by reports from The Washington Post.

President Biden commended Dunn's expertise and dedication, acknowledging her role in achieving significant results for the American people. He emphasized the value of her advice and collaboration in the months ahead. Dunn, in turn, expressed her appreciation for the opportunity to serve in the White House, crediting President Biden and Vice President Harris for their leadership. Throughout Biden's term, Dunn has been a key advisor to the president. However, reports indicate that Dunn was not informed of Biden's decision regarding the 2024 race until just before it was publicly announced on social media.

Lorraine Voles, Harris' chief of staff, lauded Dunn's service to both the President and Vice President, noting her longstanding career of influence and dedication. Voles described Dunn as a respected colleague and a valuable asset to the administration. Future Forward President Chauncey McLean also praised Dunn, recognizing her as a crucial addition in the efforts to support Kamala Harris and counter former President Donald Trump. Dunn's departure marks a significant transition in the White House team following President Biden's decision not to run for re-election.