Vice President Kamala Harris has officially secured the Democratic Party’s nomination for the US presidential election, becoming the first Black woman and the first woman of Indian heritage to achieve this milestone. The announcement came during a virtual roll call of delegates, a unique approach taken by the party this year.
Despite calls for President Biden to step down, campaign finance experts believe his hefty campaign funds could prevent another Democrat from taking his place as the nominee. While Vice President Kamala Harris could potentially inherit the money, legal complexities and limitations on the Democratic National Committee make a replacement a financially challenging proposition.
