Harris has votes needed to be Democrats’ nominee, DNC says

The party chair 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.

(Nicole Craine | The New York Times) Supporters at a a rally with Vice President Kamala Harris, the presumptive Democratic nominee for president, in Atlanta on Tuesday, July 30, 2024. Harris has won enough delegates to secure the Democratic PartyÕs nomination, the Democratic National Committee said on Friday.

Harris has votes needed to be Democrats’ nominee, DNC says

The party chair 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.

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