Vice President Kamala Harris has officially become the Democratic Party's presidential nominee for the 2024 election, receiving 99% of the votes from delegates in a virtual roll call that concluded on Monday. Harris garnered 4,567 votes, solidifying her position as the first Black and South Asian woman to lead a major party ticket. The virtual voting process was implemented due to time constraints and the need to ensure that Harris is included on state ballots ahead of upcoming deadlines. DNC Chair Jaime Harrison confirmed that the results will be certified by Convention Secretary Jason Rae, with a celebratory roll call planned for the upcoming convention. Harris's nomination follows President Biden's withdrawal from the race, and she is set to face Republican nominee Donald Trump in the general election. Harris expressed gratitude for the support of delegates and stated her intention to officially accept the nomination during the convention later this month.