Former President Barack Obama is expected to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris soon, having maintained regular communication with her during her campaign for the Democratic nomination. As Biden suspended his reelection campaign, Obama has been serving as a mentor to Harris, emphasizing the importance of a fair delegate selection process. While he has not yet endorsed her, he reportedly sees her as making a strong impression and believes she is off to an impressive start. Following Biden's withdrawal, Harris quickly garnered significant support, raising $126 million and securing necessary delegates to likely lead the Democratic ticket. The Democratic National Convention has also approved new rules that streamline the nomination process, further solidifying Harris's position as the presumptive nominee. Obama has previously expressed his respect for Biden's decision to step aside, indicating a desire for party unity in the upcoming election.