Harris Gains Momentum in Democratic Primary Race

Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign for the presidency has gained significant momentum following President Biden's withdrawal, marked by record fundraising and a surge of support among young voters. Polls indicate Harris has a 20-point lead over Trump among voters aged 18 to 34, and voter registration has spiked dramatically since Biden's announcement. Democratic leaders across the country, including in Florida and Maryland, report heightened enthusiasm and volunteer engagement, positioning Harris as a unifying candidate for the party. As a result, down-ballot candidates like Maryland's Angela Alsobrooks are also benefiting from Harris's candidacy. Despite Republican efforts, the energy shift towards Harris may strengthen Democratic prospects in critical battleground states, including Virginia. Analysts suggest that Harris's appeal, particularly among younger voters, could reinvigorate support that Biden struggled to maintain.