Vice President Kamala Harris is set to hold her first campaign rally in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, after securing enough delegates to become the presumptive Democratic nominee for president. This visit follows President Biden's announcement to suspend his re-election campaign, which he did just before endorsing Harris. Since launching her campaign, Harris has raised over $100 million and gained significant support from Democratic officials in Wisconsin, including Gov. Tony Evers and Sen. Tammy Baldwin. The rally aims to sharpen her message against former President Trump, focusing on her background as a prosecutor in contrast to Trump's legal troubles, while also emphasizing her commitment to economic opportunity and abortion access. Harris's campaign has established 48 coordinated offices throughout Wisconsin, aiming to mobilize grassroots support as they head into the election season. This rally marks a critical moment as Harris seeks to unite the party and energize voters ahead of the November elections.