"I am proud to have secured the broad support needed to become our party's nominee," the vice president said Vice President ...

A majority of Democratic delegates have pledged to support Vice President Harris as the party’s next presidential nominee, ...

If the total holds between now and when delegates cast their votes, scheduled to take place from 1-7 August, Ms Harris would formally clinch the party's nomination. The survey by AP is an ...

Nationally, Uncommitted managed to secure 700,000 primary votes and 37 delegates ... enough without a concrete plan of action to end the carnage. During her acceptance speech at the DNC, Harris ...

experts told Newsweek that simply getting more votes from core Democratic supporters in blue states will not be enough for the Democratic nominee to beat her rival. Harris has frequently led Trump ...

Of all the reasons to object to Kamala Harris ... a matter of formal procedure, primary election voters don’t elect presidential nominees. They elect delegates pledged to vote for a specific ...

Cheney voted along with Trump most of the time during his presidency. Republicans who vow to vote for Harris all seem motivated by one thing: a true fear of what a second Trump term could bring ...

Biden exited the race on July 21 and endorsed his vice president, Kamala Harris, to be the Democratic nominee, making her a front-runner. Democrats plan to formally nominate a candidate at a ...

He shocked me when he said they were planning to vote for Mr ... still not spending enough on defense to help us defend them. And, as I have written in this space, Ms. Harris’s platform promises ...

It fueled criticism, as The New York Times’ Frank Bruni reported in 1999, that “he is not knowledgeable enough about ... cast a ballot for Harris than stay home. But votes need to be earned.

The Elections Top 25 aims to help make sense of it all by providing a list of the Top 25 people, places, races, dates and ...

Though the Democratic Party formally nominated Vice President Kamala Harris ... state's delegates voted, with each state receiving a special "walk-up song" prior to the announcement of their votes.