Vice President Kamala Harris has raised an impressive $200 million within a week of becoming the likely Democratic presidential nominee, marking a significant fundraising surge following President Joe Biden's exit from the race. Notably, 66% of these contributions came from first-time donors, indicating strong grassroots support. Over 170,000 volunteers have signed up to assist her campaign, which is gearing up for a close election against former President Donald Trump. The Harris campaign has received endorsements from key Democratic figures and labor unions, further solidifying her position. Polls suggest increasing support for Harris, particularly among young voters, where she enjoys a 20-point lead over Trump. With Election Day just 100 days away, the campaign is focused on mobilizing support across battleground states.