The dramatic changes in the presidential race could have implications for control of the House and Senate.

Both chambers are up for grabs with Democrats hopeful about flipping the House.

Our Lisa Desjardin has more with the lawmaker overseeing that effort.

Susan Del Benet represents a long stretch of Western Washington State in Congress and two years

ago became the chairwoman of the Democratic

Congressional Campaign Committee. That's D triple C for short. Her job is to

oversee Democrats push to keep and gain seats in the House. And she joins me now.

Thank you for joining us.

Now, your colleagues, I've been speaking to them,

as of many reporters or the last few weeks,

they were very nervous about Biden

when he was the nominee.

Many House Democrats felt like he was going to

hurt them down ballot. Now with Harris as the presumptive nominee, has anything

changed? What should she do for those down ballot races that you care about so much?

Well first we have incredible candidates running across the country who are unique

voices for their districts so they've been running strong but there is definitely heightened energy and

enthusiasm all across the country.

Folks are excited and this election is a huge contrast.

It's about folks who are standing up for our rights,

our freedom, our democracy, and our future,

and our Democratic candidates out there,

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