Vice President Kamala Harris has officially secured enough delegates to win the Democratic Party nomination for President of the United States. Following President Biden’s step down, the Democratic Party quickly unified around Harris. She is now in the process of selecting her vice-presidential running mate, with several names being speculated, including Governor Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania, Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona, and Governor Tim Waltz of Minnesota. Harris and her eventual running mate will soon embark on a tour of battleground states. Jamie Harrison, the Chair of the Democratic National Convention, has expressed pride and support for Harris, highlighting the unprecedented outpouring of support she has received. The official nominee will be announced at the Democratic National Convention after a virtual roll call of delegates.
- Vice President Kamala Harris has secured the Democratic Party nomination for President.
- Possible vice-presidential running mates include Governor Josh Shapiro, Senator Mark Kelly, and Governor Tim Waltz.
- Harris will soon start a tour of battleground states with her chosen vice-presidential running mate.
- Jamie Harrison, Chair of the Democratic National Convention, confirmed Harris as the nominee and highlighted the significant support for her.
- The official nominee will be announced at the Democratic National Convention following a virtual roll call of delegates.
- Speculation about the vice-presidential pick includes several governors and senators, with interviews happening over the coming weekend.
- Donald Trump has criticized Kamala Harris’s nomination, calling it a “coup,” though his claims about the legality of the nomination process have been disputed.
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