Democratic Party leaders across the nation have lined up to endorse a Harris presidency. Vice President Kamala Harris secured a commanding list of endorsements for her presidential nomination bid in the hours that followed the announcement from President Joe Biden that he is stepping out of the 2024 race. The list of endorsements included the
Democrat leaders thank President Biden for his service, and some echo his support for Ms. Harris to take the top spot on the ticket. Following President Joe Biden’s surprise announcement July 21 that he won’t seek reelection, and his subsequent endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris for the Democratic Party nomination, California politicians are reacting
Leading Democrats are voicing their support for Vice President Kamala Harris on Sunday as their party seeks a nominee to replace President Biden in the 2024 race, now that he has taken himself out of the running. Mr. Biden endorsed Harris after announcing his decision to drop out, but he cannot personally appoint a Democratic
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West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin, who switched from a Democratic Party member to an Independent, is considering switching back and running for president.
Who could be the Democratic running mate? – CBS News Watch CBS News While it’s not a guarantee Vice President Kamala Harris will grab the Democratic nomination after President Biden’s withdrawal, she quickly earned key endorsements, including from the president. Weijia Jiang looks at some of the likely contenders Harris could pick as her running
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