- Harris accepted the Democratic presidential nomination on Thursday
- She emphasized her unique qualifications
- Polls indicate a close race between Harris and Trump
Vice President Kamala Harris accepted the Democratic presidential nomination on Thursday, outlining a vision for a unified America.
In her speech, she emphasized the need to move beyond past divisions and cynicism, framing the upcoming election as an opportunity for progress.
Harris’s address concluded the Democratic convention in Chicago, where she made history as the first black and Asian-American woman to lead a major party’s presidential ticket.
Harris’s speech aimed to reintroduce herself to the nation, sharing personal stories and highlighting her professional experience as a prosecutor and vice president.
She emphasized her unique qualifications to defeat Donald Trump and serve as president. Harris also honored her late mother, Shyamala Gopalan Harris, and her influence on her life and career.
The speech marked a significant moment in Harris’s political career, as she officially became the Democratic nominee after President Joe Biden’s decision not to seek re-election.
Polls indicate a close race between Harris and Trump, who criticized Harris’s appearance during her speech.
