Kamala Harris secures record donations and pledges as US presidential candidate

Record donations! Kamala Harris managed to raise almost 47 million dollars for her presidential campaign within the first seven hours of being announced by Joe Biden as his successor to compete for the President of the United States, a position that will be elected on November 5.

The current Vice President of the United States, Kamala Harris, He also received the support of half a thousand delegates, of the 1,986 he needs. to obtain the official nomination by the Democratic Party.

The ActBlue platform, one of the main platforms that collects data, donations to the Democratic Partysaid that this Sunday, the day in which Joe Biden announced that he was withdrawing from the nomination to give way to Kamala Harris“It was the day with the highest fundraising in the 2024 cycle”.

“The increase in fundraising, which includes money for the Kamala Harris campaignas well as for other Democratic candidates and groups, reflects a Democratic enthusiasm that “we have not seen until now in this cycle,” the ActBlue platform said.

Following Joe Biden’s announcement that he was giving up his presidential campaign and extending his support for his vice president Kamala Harris Support positions also began to emerge for the Democrat who, if she were to be a candidate and win the elections, would be the first female president of the United States.

Less than 24 hours Kamala Harris garnered more than half a thousand delegate endorsementsof the 1,986 needed to secure the nomination. The official vote that would officially give Kamala Harris the nomination will be during the Democratic National Convention, to be held in Chicago from August 19 to 22.

According to Democratic National Committee rulesa candidate must receive the support of at least 300 delegates to appear on the convention ballot, and once there obtain 1,986 votes to be the candidate chosen to face the Republican candidate, who in 2024 is the former president of the United States, Donald Trump.

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