Vice President Kamala Harris formally accepted the Democratic Party's presidential nomination, emphasizing unity and a practical approach in her speech at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. She vowed to be a president for all Americans, promising to uphold fundamental principles and address key issues like immigration, abortion, and the war in Gaza. Harris also paid tribute to Joe Biden, thanking him for paving the way for her nomination. Several prominent figures, including Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, and President Joe Biden, lauded Harris’s candidacy, highlighting her relatability and dedication to public service. The convention aimed to present a positive vision for America, contrasting Harris's approach with the perceived extremism of a potential second Trump administration. Harris’s acceptance marks the start of a crucial 75-day sprint to the 2024 Election Day.