Vice President Kamala Harris embarked on her first visit to a battleground state following the confirmation of enough support from Democratic delegates to secure her party's nomination to challenge former President Donald Trump. This significant development came just two days after President Joe Biden withdrew his reelection bid.
Harris, who has been garnering increasing support from the Democratic Party, chose Milwaukee as the location for her first campaign rally since officially launching her campaign with Biden's endorsement on Sunday. The Vice President has managed to raise over $100 million in campaign funds since the launch and has received endorsements from various Democratic officials and political groups.
