Vice President Kamala Harris has expressed her gratitude for President Biden's endorsement while emphasizing her determination to secure the Democratic nomination through her own efforts. The prospect of her facing challengers remains uncertain, but numerous Democratic lawmakers have already thrown their support behind her historic bid to become the first Black woman and first Asian American to lead a major political party's ticket.
Former Democratic National Committee chair, Florida Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, voiced her pride in endorsing Harris for the White House, highlighting her admiration for both Harris and President Biden. House Whip Katherine Clark, the highest-ranking House Democrat to endorse Harris, expressed her enthusiastic support for the vice president's candidacy.
Illinois Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi affirmed his commitment to backing Harris throughout the nomination process, while also indicating his willingness to abide by the Democratic National Committee's procedures. Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown, facing a tough reelection battle, announced his endorsement of Harris as the Democratic nominee through a spokesperson.
