Following President Biden's unprecedented decision not to seek re-election, Vice President Kamala Harris has garnered significant endorsements and support for her presidential campaign. Over 90,000 Black women and allies united in a historic show of support, with prominent figures and fundraising efforts raising over $1.5 million. Harris has also received endorsements from former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama, who praised her on a personal call. Labor leaders and key Democrats from Pennsylvania have endorsed her, touting Governor Josh Shapiro as a potential running mate. Despite past criticisms, Rep. Don Davis of North Carolina endorsed her, emphasizing the high stakes of the election and the need for comprehensive immigration reform. Harris is expected to officially become the Democratic nominee at the upcoming convention in August.