The Chair of the Democratic National Committee announced that Kamala Harris has secured enough delegate votes to become the official nominee for the presidential election.
The committee will not release the official results until the virtual voting process for delegates is complete.
On Friday, August 2, Jamie Harrison stated that Harris has achieved a majority of the Democratic delegate votes needed for nomination in the November election.
The online voting process will continue until Monday, but Kamala Harris’s campaign has confirmed that she has surpassed the required number of votes for nomination.
Kamala Harris, the Vice President under Joe Biden, is the first woman of color to run as the Democratic nominee in a U.S. presidential election.
Harrison, in a message to Democratic supporters, said, “I am very proud to confirm that Harris, the Vice President, has secured more than the majority of votes from all convention delegates and will be the Democratic nominee after the voting concludes on Monday.”
Delegates for the Democratic National Convention began secure email voting on Thursday, and the process will continue until Monday evening. Harris’s official nomination is expected to be finalized in the coming days.
As the Democratic National Convention progresses, Kamala Harris’s clear path to the nomination highlights her growing support within the party. Her candidacy marks a significant moment in U.S. political history, reflecting the party’s commitment to diversity and representation.
With Joe Biden having withdrawn from the race, Harris’s focus will shift to preparing for the general election, where she will face former President Donald Trump. The coming weeks will be crucial as she solidifies her campaign strategy and builds a coalition to secure victory in the November election.
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