Kamala Harris officially announced her candidacy for President of the United States, joining a crowded field of Democratic contenders. Her announcement was met with excitement and enthusiasm from her supporters.

Harris's campaign platform focused on issues such as healthcare, education, criminal justice reform, and climate change. She proposed policies to expand access to affordable healthcare, invest in public education, reduce incarceration rates, and address the threat of climate change.

Harris delivered strong debate performances, particularly during the first Democratic primary debate where she challenged Joe Biden on his past positions on racial issues. Her debate performances helped to raise her profile and attract support.

Harris suspended her presidential campaign due to a lack of financial resources and a shifting political landscape. While she didn't win the nomination, her campaign demonstrated her ability to compete at the national level.

Joe Biden announced that Kamala Harris would be his running mate, making her the first Black woman and the first South Asian American to be nominated for national office by a major political party. This was a historic moment that generated widespread excitement and enthusiasm.