Vice President Kamala Harris has seen a significant boost in her favorability ratings, rising from 35% to 43% in the wake of President Joe Biden's decision to exit the 2024 presidential race and endorse her candidacy. This surge in support is accompanied by a record $305 million in campaign donations and increased enthusiasm among Democrats and independents. Harris's campaign has leveraged this momentum, employing new attack lines against Republican rival Donald Trump and his running mate, J.D. Vance, labeling them as 'weird' to appeal to younger and independent voters. Despite criticisms from both the left and right regarding her past policies and actions as a prosecutor, Harris appears to be consolidating support within the Democratic Party. High-profile endorsements from figures like Barack Obama and Nancy Pelosi have further solidified her position as the presumptive Democratic nominee. However, challenges remain, as some voters, particularly Black women, express reservations and call for more information about her policy positions and track record.