Kamala Harris Becomes Democratic Nominee
After securing the support of enough Democratic delegates, Vice President Kamala Harris has become her party’s nominee to run against Republican Donald Trump in the upcoming election. The Associated Press survey showed a quick unity among Democrats rallying behind Harris after President Biden’s decision to resign, boosting her campaign just over 100 days before Election Day.
Party Unity and Endorsements for Harris
Top Democrats, elected officials, and political organizations were swift in their support for Harris, setting a new donation record for her campaign. State delegations, including Texas and California, confirmed their support for Harris, surpassing the delegate count needed for her nomination. Prominent Democrats, such as California Democratic Party Chairman Rusty Hicks, expressed unanimous support for Harris.
Transition to Harris Campaign
As Harris transitions into the presidential race, she expressed confidence in her campaign and goals to unite the Democratic Party and the country. She highlighted key themes for the campaign, contrasting her experience with Trump’s record and emphasizing economic opportunity and abortion access. With Biden’s endorsement and campaign infrastructure, Harris is gearing up for a rigorous campaign leading up to the election.
