16 details you missed at the Democratic National Convention

A member of the White Earth Band of Ojibwe, Peggy Flanagan would be the first Native American woman governor in the US and Minnesota's first female governor if Gov. Tim Walz is elected vice president. She served as cochair of the Democratic National Convention.

In 2014, Obama conducted a press briefing while wearing a khaki suit, which conservative pundits criticized as unpresidential.

Harris' choice of suit for the first night of the convention may have referenced the low-stakes scandal in a case of subtle trolling.

The camouflage "Harris Walz" hat, inspired by Walz's hunting gear, sold out in minutes when it debuted and raised nearly $1 million for Harris' campaign.

Ella Emhoff, Doug Emhoff's daughter and Kamala Harris' stepdaughter, wore the hat while seated next to her brother, Cole Emhoff, on night one of the convention.

Walz reshared footage of his kids making humorous gestures behind him on X and added, "My kids keep me humble."

Women in Congress have worn "suffragette white" to events such as the State of the Union to honor women's suffrage activists who wore white while marching for the right to vote.

Her speech on Monday included the line "Progress is possible, not guaranteed," which is a lyric in the show.

Business Insider's Katie Notopoulos wrote that "Fight Song" played so often at Clinton's 2016 rallies and campaign appearances that it now makes many liberals cringe.

"Sky Full of Stars" was Beau Biden's favorite song. Coldplay front man Chris Martin played at his funeral.

"Joe Biden is the OG girl dad," she said in her speech. "He told me I could be anything and I could do anything."

The roll call was transformed into a dance party by DJ Cassidy, who played music while each group of delegates pledged their votes to Harris.

Some songs featured obvious references to certain states, such as "Sweet Home Alabama" for Alabama's delegates.

Other references were more subtle. For example, "Good Luck Babe" by Chappell Roan, a Missouri native, played during Missouri's roll call. Ohio played "Green Light" by John Legend, who is from Springfield.

Kerstin Emhoff is a film producer and CEO of her production company, Prettybird.

The video that played before Doug Emhoff's speech provided insight into his family life and relationship with Harris.

Clinton's speech focused on the economy, but he also went off-script and spoke about his wide-ranging political career.

Walz was also joined by former members of the football team he coached at Mankato West High School in Minnesota.

"I've flown into space four times. I've flown into combat nearly 40 times. Not once did I do that by myself," Kelly said. "It took a team to accomplish a mission. It always does."

Ando, who has nearly 3 million followers on TikTok, shared in his Instagram story that Emhoff crocheted the rosette on her sleeve.