The second evening of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago will feature prominent speakers including former President Barack Obama, former First Lady Michelle Obama, and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff, with a focus now shifting toward Vice President Kamala Harris and her candidacy against Donald Trump. Organizers are implementing schedule adjustments following delays on the first night, where President Biden's speech was pushed out of primetime. The event will also include speakers such as Gov. J.B. Pritzker, Sen. Bernie Sanders, and other local leaders aimed at connecting with undecided voters. North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper expressed optimism about the Democrats' chances in his state, noting a shift in voter sentiment since Biden's exit from the race. Meanwhile, Trump's campaign is launching counterprogramming around the convention, highlighting crime statistics under Democratic leadership. The event is designed to showcase the unity and diverse coalition supporting Biden and Harris leading into the final stretch of the campaign.