Kamala Harris: A New Surge of Momentum for Democrats

Kamala Harris' emergence as the presumptive presidential nominee of the Democratic Party has revitalized the party's momentum, according to Indian-American strategist Shekar Narasimhan. Her nomination has garnered significant grassroots and financial support, shifting the Democratic strategy to aim for a broad electoral mandate.

Kamala Harris' emergence as the presumptive presidential nominee of the Democratic Party has invigorated the Democrats, transforming a party that was once seen as indecisive into one full of energy and momentum, says top Indian-American strategist and fundraiser Shekar Narasimhan.

"Everything changed dramatically. After Biden's first debate with Trump and an assassination attempt, the party felt paralyzed. But now, with Harris on the ticket, the entire dynamic has shifted," Narasimhan explained. He stressed that Harris's candidacy has brought new grassroots energy and substantial financial backing.

Biden's withdrawal and endorsement of Harris led to a record $30 million in donations within days. As Harris prepares for a high-stakes November election, strategic efforts are especially focused on battleground states. Narasimhan emphasized the critical role of minority communities in securing an electoral college victory, pushing the Democrats to aim for a broader mandate.

(With inputs from agencies.)