The Democratic National Convention is next week in Chicago!

By Barry L. Frager

Frege Law Firm

Next week, Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Waltz will address party delegates and accept the Democratic presidential and vice presidential nominations, which will be the main event of the four-day Democratic National Convention (DNC) at the United Center in Chicago.

All eyes will be on the Democratic National Convention and speeches by prominent speakers, including former President Barack Obama, Bill and Hillary Clinton, and Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz. That, combined with the number of campaign ads Harris has produced, will lead to a large audience for the convention and her views on the issues.

The Democratic National Convention is taking place during an unprecedented political season. In the wake of Donald Trump’s near assassination and President Biden’s abandonment of the race, Kamala Harris has gained momentum as the Democratic presidential nominee. Last week, Harris announced Tim Waltz as her vice presidential running mate. In short, the events of the last month have sent pollsters and pundits into a frenzy as they try to predict who will occupy the Oval Office for the next four years.

For those who are not familiar, an unknown Illinois Democratic Senator named Barack Obama gave a speech at the 2004 Democratic National Committee convention that will likely go down in history as one of the most important speeches in American history. Before Barack Obama stood on that big stage and delivered that memorable speech, few knew who he was. Everything changed in an instant. His charismatic speech introduced him to the American people. That speech led to his becoming a two-term President of the United States. Obama’s selection of Joe Biden as Vice President led to Biden becoming President.

The Democratic National Convention will feature many well-known speakers, but it will also feature speakers who are less well-known to the public. It’s important to focus on policy positions because voters need to know if they are comfortable with your policies. Harris and Waltz just wrapped up a tour of seven battleground states, where they tried to gain support by addressing issues that are important to voters in battleground states as well as across the country.

Presidential elections in the United States are won by electoral votes rather than the popular vote. The person who receives the most votes overall in the entire United States does not necessarily win. Each state has electoral votes, which are won by the candidate who receives the most votes in that state. Regardless of who wins the national popular vote, the candidate who receives 270 electoral votes wins the election. Harris Waltz has recently surpassed Trump in several key states that appear to be necessary to get 270 electoral votes. If Harris’ campaign can win Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin (known as the Blue Wall), she will likely win the election.

It is important that each campaign does not make mistakes in the final part of the campaign. Some believe that the Trump campaign has made several mistakes that are considered detrimental to his campaign. These include his selection of Ohio’s JD Vance on the ballot, questioning Kamala Harris’ racial identity, and attacking Georgia’s popular Republican governor Brian Kemp during a recent campaign speech in Georgia.

We hope that the 2025 vision includes debates on immigration policy, such as the implementation of the long-awaited Biden executive order that people married to U.S. citizens can be paroled in place. Stay tuned for our coverage of the Democratic National Convention for our readers.

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Next week, current U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Waltz will address party delegates to accept the Democratic presidential and vice presidential nominations at the four-day Democratic National Convention (“DNC”) at the United Center in Chicago.

All eyes will be on the Democratic National Convention and speeches from prominent speakers such as former President Barack Obama, Bill and Hillary Clinton, and Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz. Combined with the number of campaign ads Harris has been running, the convention will have strong ratings and her views on the issues will be exposed.

The Democratic National Convention comes during an unprecedented political season. In the wake of Donald Trump’s near assassination and President Biden’s exit from the race, Kamala Harris gained momentum as the Democratic presidential nominee. Then, last week, Harris announced Tim Waltz as her vice presidential running mate. In short, the events of the last month have sent pollsters and pundits into a frenzy as they try to predict who will occupy the White House for the next four years.

For those who are not familiar, the 2004 Democratic National Convention was marked by a speech by an unknown Illinois Democratic Senator named Barack Obama that could go down as one of the most pivotal speeches in American history. Before Obama stepped onto that grand stage to deliver that memorable speech, few people outside of Barack Obama’s district in Illinois knew who he was. Everything changed in an instant. His charismatic speech introduced him to the American people. That speech led to his becoming a two-term President of the United States. Obama’s choice of Joe Biden as Vice President led to Biden’s eventual presidency.

The Democratic National Convention will feature many familiar speakers, but also speakers that are less familiar to the public. It’s important to focus on policy positions because voters need to know if they are comfortable with her policies. Harris and Waltz just finished a seven-state swing state tour, where they tried to gain support by addressing issues that are important to voters in key swing states as well as across the country.

In the US election, the presidential election is won by the electoral votes rather than the popular vote. In the US, the person with the most total votes does not necessarily win. Each state has electoral votes, and these votes are won by the candidate who receives the majority of votes in that state. The candidate who wins 270 electoral votes wins the election, regardless of who wins the popular vote. Harris Waltz has recently been ahead of Trump in several swing states that appear to require 270 electoral votes. If Harris’ campaign can win Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin (known as the Blue Wall), they will likely win the election.

It is important for every campaign not to make mistakes in the final stages of the campaign. Some believe that Trump’s campaign has committed several offenses that are considered to have damaged his campaign. These include his selection of Ohio’s JD Vance as a candidate, questioning Kamala Harris’ racial identity, and attacking the very popular Republican Georgia Governor Brian Kemp in a recent campaign speech in Georgia.

We expect the 2025 vision to include discussions on immigration policy, such as the much-anticipated Biden executive order that would provide parole to individuals married to U.S. citizens. Stay tuned as we provide our readers with exciting DNC coverage.