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Kamala Harris is officially the Democrats’ nominee, her campaign says.
Vice President Kamala Harris has won enough delegates to secure the Democratic Party’s nomination, the Democratic National Committee said on Friday, setting Ms. Harris up to become the first Black woman and person of South Asian heritage to earn the top spot on a major political ticket for president.
Jaime Harrison, the party chair, said Ms. Harris’s nomination would become official after the party’s highly unusual, virtual roll call vote ends on Monday. He made the announcement during an online meeting for supporters as delegates were still voting in a process designed to formally name the Democratic nominee before the party’s convention later this month.
Election Highlights: Harris Has Votes Needed to Be Nominee, D.N.C. Says
The party chair said she had won enough delegates to secure the nomination, setting up Kamala Harris to become the first Black woman and person of South Asian heritage to earn the top spot on a major political ticket for president.
That's it. "Who did you vote for in the primary?" Some delegate to the convention.
What it's not about, no matter what the Melt-ees of MAGA (newfound boosters of popular/direct democracy) keep trying to insist. The Democrats have their own primaries. They vote. They then send delegates to a convention, who then get to select a party nominee.