Following President Biden's exit from the presidential race, Vice President Kamala Harris has rapidly gained momentum in her campaign, attracting significant support from various communities and raising a record-breaking $81 million within 24 hours of Biden's withdrawal. Her campaign events, which include high-profile Zoom calls featuring celebrities like Megan Rapinoe, have engaged diverse supporter groups, particularly among Black women and the LGBTQ+ community. Additionally, Harris has seen renewed interest from Silicon Valley donors, traditionally supportive of Biden, with reports indicating efforts to raise $100 million as tech executives rally behind her candidacy. Notable endorsements and donations have come from prominent figures such as Sheryl Sandberg and Reed Hastings, highlighting a shift in enthusiasm toward Harris from the tech industry. This surge in support reflects Harris' strong ties to the Bay Area and her track record on issues relevant to tech stakeholders, amidst a backdrop of increasing discontent with Donald Trump's candidacy. As her campaign intensifies, Harris aims to leverage her connections and the tech community's backing to secure the Democratic nomination and challenge Trump in the upcoming election.