Vice President Kamala Harris launched her presidential campaign in Wisconsin, framing the 2024 election as a choice between 'freedom and chaos' and targeting Donald Trump's criminal record and second-term agenda. Harris has gained significant support and raised $100 million since Joe Biden endorsed her after dropping out of the race. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is emerging as a potential vice-presidential candidate, with Rep. Angie Craig endorsing him for the role and highlighting his leadership and recent media appearances. A Marist poll shows Harris and Trump nearly tied, with many independents still undecided. Harris's campaign has energized Democratic voters, particularly Black voters, and emphasizes the importance of key swing states like Wisconsin. Harris aims to project confidence and unity within the Democratic Party heading into the November election.