Democrats Convene to Nominate Kamala Harris

The Democratic National Convention in Chicago has officially nominated Vice President Kamala Harris for president, following President Joe Biden's withdrawal from the race. While Harris has garnered significant party support, some Democratic candidates, like Reps. Jared Golden, Josh Harder, and Mary Peltola, are distancing themselves from her amid concerns over their electoral prospects. The convention aims to bolster Harris's campaign against Donald Trump, highlighting her message of 'freedom and opportunity' and featuring prominent Democrats, including Biden, Obama, and Clinton. Harris's campaign has gained momentum, with polls showing her in a competitive position against Trump. However, protests are expected outside the convention, reflecting dissent regarding the Biden administration's policies. The event marks a pivotal moment for the party as it seeks to rally support and unify ahead of the upcoming election.