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It's Saturday, August 3rd.

There are 93 days until Election Day.

It's been just 13 days since Vice President Kamala Harris took over at the top of the ticket.

And yesterday, the DNC announced that Harris has

received enough votes from Democratic delegates to secure the party's presidential nomination,

although we should note that she will not be the official nominee until the DNC makes that

announcement at the end of the virtual roll call. It began Thursday. It's set to conclude Monday at 6 p.m. Eastern.

President Biden took two X to congratulate his vice president, quote,

one of the best decisions I've made was picking Kamala Harris as my vice president.

Now that she will be our party's nominee, I couldn't be prouder.

Let's win this.

We continue to wait Harris's

decision on who she will pick for a running mate. We know the campaign vetting team has met with

six potential candidates. We know a decision is expected before a Tuesday rally in Philadelphia,

where they are anticipated to appear on the stage together. We also know that in a very short time, Harris has built significant enthusiasm and momentum.

She brought in $310 million in July.

Her campaign entered August with $377 million in cash, which it says is a record for a presidential campaign at the stage

in the election cycle. Trump's campaign raised $139 million in that time, less than half of what

Harris did, and has $327 million on hand, also less than the Harris campaign. Around 3 p.m. yesterday

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