Kamala Harris has rapidly risen as the Democratic presidential nominee following President Biden’s exit from the 2024 race, gaining substantial support and campaign funding. Her candidacy is historic as she would be the first female, Black, and Asian American president, resonating with a diverse voter base, especially women of color. While she faces significant challenges, including high inflation and a polarized electorate, her campaign emphasizes grassroots enthusiasm and a progressive agenda. In Florida’s House District 14, progressive Democrat Therese Wakefield-Gamble is challenging pro-Trump Democrat Kim Daniels, signaling a broader Democratic effort to oppose Trumpism. Political commentators highlight Harris's leftist policies, portraying her as more extreme than Biden, which could be a focal point for Republican criticism. Nonetheless, Harris's approval ratings currently surpass those of Trump, suggesting strong initial momentum.