Vice President Kamala Harris is in the process of selecting a running mate as she officially launched her presidential campaign following President Biden's exit. With an ambitious timeline before the Democratic National Convention, Harris has begun vetting around a dozen candidates, including notable names like Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly, and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg. Experts suggest that her choice will reflect her electoral strategy, particularly in pivotal battleground states like Pennsylvania, which holds significant electoral votes. Harris aims for a drama-free selection process to project confidence amidst party turmoil. Her campaign has already raised over $81 million within a day of its launch, signaling strong financial support. A team led by former Attorney General Eric Holder is assisting in evaluating potential candidates to ensure a suitable match for her campaign's objectives.