Kamala Harris has emerged as the presumptive nominee for the Democratic Party following Joe Biden's withdrawal from the race, yet her support is fraught with skepticism among party delegates and constituents. Many California delegates expressed reluctance, stating she is 'not our best candidate' but are supporting her to maintain party unity against Donald Trump. Polling data reveals a significant decline in enthusiasm for Harris, with only 16% of Democrats strongly supporting her candidacy, while alternative candidates like Gavin Newsom are gaining traction. Critics highlight her past performance and handling of key issues as reasons for the uncertainty surrounding her viability. This growing discontent reflects a deeper divide within the party, questioning her ability to unify Democrats and effectively challenge Republican opponents. As the election approaches, Harris faces increasing pressure to address these concerns or risk being replaced by another candidate.