Gate.io data July 29 news, U.S. Vice President Harris took over from Biden and raised $200 million in the first week of competing for the 2024 presidential nomination, highlighting the enthusiasm of Democrats for potential new candidates. Polls also show an increase in her support rate. According to a poll published by U.S. BCH News on Sunday, Harris' support rate increased from 35% to 43% in a week, and Americans are more enthusiastic about her candidacy than former President Trump. Harris' campaign team said that 66% of the funds raised came from first-time donors. She raised $81 million on the first day after Biden dropped out, and her campaign team said it was the largest amount raised by any candidate in 24 hours in history. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz said on Sunday's CNN program that this has brought a new atmosphere to the campaign, and he is one of Harris' potential running mates.
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Harris took over the campaign and raised $200 million in the first week, with a climbing approval rating.
Gate.io data July 29 news, U.S. Vice President Harris took over from Biden and raised $200 million in the first week of competing for the 2024 presidential nomination, highlighting the enthusiasm of Democrats for potential new candidates. Polls also show an increase in her support rate. According to a poll published by U.S. BCH News on Sunday, Harris' support rate increased from 35% to 43% in a week, and Americans are more enthusiastic about her candidacy than former President Trump. Harris' campaign team said that 66% of the funds raised came from first-time donors. She raised $81 million on the first day after Biden dropped out, and her campaign team said it was the largest amount raised by any candidate in 24 hours in history. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz said on Sunday's CNN program that this has brought a new atmosphere to the campaign, and he is one of Harris' potential running mates.