Can excited Democratic voters sustain momentum for Harris?
Season 2024
Episode 233
About the Episode
From business owners to college students, Democrats have a new sense of hope around Vice President Kamala Harris’ nomination. Ahead of the Democratic National Convention, Laura Barrón-López speaks to voters in Chicago to see if the Harris campaign can maintain that energy from now until November.
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