Vice President Kamala Harris Secures Democratic Nomination
Biden Drops Out, Paving Way for Harris's Running Mate Selection
Harris to Interview Three Top Candidates for Vice President
WASHINGTON, Aug 4 (Reuters) - Vice President Kamala Harris has secured the Democratic nomination for president, reaching the final stage of the campaign to succeed President Biden. After Biden dropped out of the presidential race on Sunday, Vice President Harris became the presumptive nominee. Harris has narrowed her search for a vice presidential running mate to three top candidates and will interview them this week. The contenders include former Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey. Harris is making the biggest decision of her two-week-old presidential campaign, as her choice for vice president will have a significant impact on her chances of winning the general election in November 2024.
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