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Hey there from the KUOW Newsroom. This is Seattle Now. I'm Ruby Deluna. Coming off a historic weekend,

we've got a lot of news to get to.

Here are today's top stories.

It's Monday, July 22nd.

Next month, Washington State will send around 100 delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago to anoint a new nominee.

Since that won't be President Joe Biden, who are the

delegates planning to vote for? Politics reporter Scott Greenstone has been following reactions.

At the Jefferson County Democrats fundraiser in Port Townsend on Sunday, Attorney General

Bob Ferguson led a round of applause for Joe Biden before endorsing Vice President Harris.

In the audience was Alex Morgan, a Biden-Harris delegate from the 6th Congressional District.

He said he thinks he'll be voting to nominate Harris next month, but wants to talk to as many Democrats in his district as possible first.

So far, everyone is really excited about the vice president's candidacy.

I want to make sure I continue to do my job of representing them to the convention.

Another delegate in Seattle told KOWW that she had doubts about Harris's electability.

Scott Greenstone, KUOW News.

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