Donald Trump, the Republican nominee will take on Democratic Party's candidate Kamala Harris in the November 5 US Presidential election. Vice President Kamala Harris had secured enough votes from Democratic delegates to become the party’s nominee for president, Democratic National Committee Chair Jaime Harrison said Friday.
The online voting process doesn’t end until Monday, but Harris' campaign marked the moment when she crossed the threshold to have the majority of delegates' votes.
The Democratic National Committee's newest advertising campaign, launched on Friday, taunt Republican rival Donald Trump for not committing to a debate with Kamala Harris and is set to follow him on the campaign trail.
Trump campaign spokesperson Karoline Leavitt said Trump welcomes an opportunity to compare records, but stopped short of saying the former president will debate Harris.
«President Trump has long been consistent in supporting the rights of states to make decisions on abortion. Kamala Harris and the Democrats are radically out of touch with the majority of Americans in their support for abortion up until birth and even after birth,» Leavitt said.
Trump emerged a clear victor from his June 27 debate with President Joe Biden, whose faltering performance renewed voters' deep concerns about his age. The two had agreed to a second debate on September 10.
After Biden dropped out of the race on July 21 and backed Harris, Trump said that he would not debate her because she was not the