With Vice President Kamala Harris now leading the Democratic Party as its nominee, enthusiasm has surged ahead of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Harris's campaign has achieved record fundraising and positive polling in battleground states, although concerns about potential complacency exist among party strategists. While many Democrats celebrate the momentum, there are warnings that divisions on key issues could resurface, particularly regarding the economy and foreign policy. Republican pollster Adam Geller emphasizes that the election will ultimately be decided by pressing issues rather than Harris's personal narrative. Additionally, her campaign faces scrutiny as it approaches a crucial election period, with strategists urging caution against overconfidence despite favorable polling. The upcoming convention is expected to showcase party unity, but protests over the Israel-Hamas conflict may pose challenges for Harris's message.