Vice President Kamala Harris is likely to become the Democratic presidential nominee following President Biden's withdrawal from the 2024 election. Despite her assertive capitalist stance and support for small businesses, Harris faces challenges separating her candidacy from Biden's unpopular economic policies, with polls indicating Trump leading her by five points in a hypothetical matchup. Harris's history as California's attorney general includes significant actions against anticompetitive practices and advocating for privacy protections in tech. She has emphasized the importance of innovation and environmental sustainability, promoting green technologies. However, her close ties to the tech industry and financial backers could draw scrutiny as she campaigns. As the Democratic Party rallies behind her, Harris's ability to address economic concerns will be critical to her success in the upcoming election.