The Democratic National Convention concluded in Chicago with Vice President Kamala Harris accepting the party's presidential nomination, delivering a keynote speech that highlighted her personal journey and future goals. Wisconsin Senator Tammy Baldwin, during the final night, criticized Republican efforts to cut Social Security and Medicare, urging Democrats to unite for the upcoming elections. The event featured notable speakers such as Oprah Winfrey, who emphasized civil rights in her address. Despite rumors of surprise performances by artists like Beyoncé and Taylor Swift, the night ended without any major celebrity appearances, disappointing some attendees. Governor JB Pritzker expressed his hope for the convention to return to Chicago in the future, citing historical precedents for back-to-back conventions in one city. The event wrapped up with party officials gathering for a post-convention meeting, reflecting on the successes and challenges of the week.