Vice President Kamala Harris has officially been confirmed as the Democratic presidential nominee during the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, following her certification earlier this month. The convention has highlighted Harris' economic agenda, dubbed the 'opportunity economy,' aimed at reducing living costs and supporting the middle class. Key themes include abortion rights, with Illinois emerging as an abortion access haven post-Roe v. Wade, and internal party divisions over U.S. policy in Israel and Gaza. Despite protests and debates over the Israel-Hamas conflict, Democratic leaders are focusing on issues like the economy, inflation, and healthcare, which are seen as more critical by voters. The convention has also energized young Democratic voters, with events emphasizing future-focused advocacy.