US Vice President Kamala Harris has reached a significant milestone in her political career, as she has officially passed the delegate threshold for the Democratic nomination for president. This achievement comes after Harris received support from enough Democratic delegates on Monday, solidifying her position as a frontrunner in the race for the party’s nomination.
The formal nomination process for a US presidential candidate typically involves delegates from across the country coming together to officially nominate a candidate chosen by voters during the primaries. In Harris’s case, this means that she is now one step closer to potentially becoming the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee.
In addition to this milestone, Harris has also launched a strong campaign against former President Donald Trump, highlighting the stark differences between her vision for the country and the policies of the previous administration. This aggressive stance against Trump has resonated with many Democratic voters, further boosting Harris’s prospects in the race.
FRANCE 24’s Fraser Jackson has been closely following Harris’s campaign and reports on the latest developments as she edges closer to securing the Democratic nomination. With Harris’s strong track record and widespread support within the party, she appears well-positioned to make history as the first female president of the United States.
As the political landscape continues to evolve, all eyes will be on Kamala Harris as she seeks to lead the Democratic Party to victory in the upcoming presidential election.
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