On Monday evening in the USA, Vice President Harris reportedly received sufficient delegate votes to replace Biden as the Democratic presidential nominee. Currently, the Democrats have displayed a united trend but despite extensive support within the party, Harris still trails behind Republican candidate Trump in the polls. Product structure separated by 100-300 billion yuan products operating income of 401/1288/60 million yuan respectively.
The Democratic presidential candidate has essentially been determined, with Vice President Biden's running mate Harris reportedly gaining enough delegate commitment votes to secure the Democratic presidential nomination.
Unofficial statistics show that Harris has already received support from 2668 delegates on Monday night in the United States, far exceeding the required 1976 votes, confirming her qualification as a presidential candidate.
The former Speaker of the House of Representatives representing San Francisco also announced that Harris had received sufficient delegate votes with the support of the California delegation. This also means that Harris will represent the Democratic Party and formally compete in the presidential showdown with Trump in November.
In a statement, Harris expressed her pride in gaining the widespread support necessary to become the Democratic candidate and looked forward to formally accepting the nomination.
In addition to sufficient support from the delegation, Harris has also received support from many important figures in the Democratic Party, including former President Clinton and former Speaker of the House Pelosi. Even donors have poured great enthusiasm for her, contributing up to $81 million within 24 hours of announcing her candidacy.
Harris has now taken over Biden's campaign team, renaming it the 'Harris Presidential Campaign Team' to inherit the $96 million campaign funds left by the Biden team. However, there are still some legal issues with this operation, which may be controversial.
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Democratic delegates will officially vote in the coming weeks. Earlier in the morning, party leaders proposed a virtual voting process to formally designate candidates before the Democratic Convention on August 7.
As the current president, Biden also expressed his support for Harris on Monday evening. He is currently receiving COVID-19 treatment at home, but he said by phone that he will do whatever Harris wants or needs him to do to support her campaign.
Meanwhile, a number of Democratic bigwigs, including the governors of Maryland, Michigan, Illinois and Kentucky, have expressed support for Harris, which reportedly dissuaded many potential rivals and solidified Harris's lead in the nomination race.
At present, Harris's nomination seems almost a foregone conclusion. The question worth looking forward to is who Harris will choose as her running mate. The market consensus is that she will choose a white male Democrat from a battleground state.
This lucky person will compete with Harris against the combination of Trump and Pence. The worrying thing is that, although Harris's internal approval rate is already higher than that of Biden, she is not as widely popular as Trump across the United States.
Paul Kendrick, executive director of the Democratic organization 'Rust Belt Rising,' said that many independents and young people do not like either Trump or Biden, and Harris's emergence provides new possibilities.
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