Democratic delegate from California says party is 'coalescent around Kamala Harris'

The transcript discusses the Democratic Party's process for selecting a nominee if no consensus is reached before the convention. It emphasizes the importance of quickly rallying support for Kamala Harris, especially with early voting starting soon. Despite some party leaders not yet endorsing Harris, there is significant support and enthusiasm for her candidacy. The discussion also touches on potential challenges from other Democrats but concludes that Harris is the presumptive nominee.

What is the process if the Democratic Party does not reach a consensus before the convention?

• The current president decides

• A round of voting among delegates

• A new election is held

• The party dissolves

Why is it important for Democratic leaders to quickly support Kamala Harris?

• To prevent a government shutdown

• To avoid a lengthy convention

• To increase media coverage

• To ensure early voting readiness

What significant event occurred during a call with 44,000 African American women?

• A protest was organized

• A new policy was announced

• Over $1,000,000 was raised

• A debate was scheduled

What was the largest single day of donations for the Democratic Party since 2020?

• $100 million

• $50 million

• $25 million

• $10 million

What is the likelihood of Joe Manchin posing a threat to Kamala Harris's nomination?

• None

• Low

• Moderate

• Very high

What is the Democratic Party's stance on different views within the party?

• They are discouraged

• They are punished

• They are welcomed

• They are ignored

What is the expected outcome of the virtual roll call before the convention?

• A new candidate will emerge

• Kamala Harris will be confirmed as the nominee

• The voting will be postponed

• The convention will be canceled