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As Vice President Kamala Harris has all but surely become the Democratic nominee for president, some House Democrats in swing seats have yet to endorse her.
In the 48 hours since President Joe Biden announced he would step aside from the race, Harris has secured enough delegates to become the Democratic nominee and raised $100 million. While Biden was in the race but facing calls from a growing number of Democrats to drop out, some downballot Democrats worried about their chances of winning with Biden at the top of the ticket.
When Harris announced she was running, she said her “intention is to earn and win this nomination.”
Now, some vulnerable Democrats have yet to endorse the new nominee in toss-up districts, according to the Cook Political Report.