Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear is emerging as a potential vice-presidential candidate for Kamala Harris after President Biden's withdrawal from the race. During recent trips to Iowa and Georgia, Beshear emphasized his leadership experience in a red state, positioning himself as a strong contender against the Republican ticket. His keynote address at a Democratic fundraiser in Iowa highlighted his successful reelection campaign and his ability to appeal to centrist voters. Despite his popularity, some reproductive rights advocates express concerns about his commitment to abortion rights, which could impact his viability as a candidate in a national election. Beshear's supporters maintain that his national exposure is beneficial for Kentucky, regardless of the outcome of the VP selection process. The Democratic National Convention, where nominees will be announced, is set for August in Chicago.