The chapter details Kamala Harris' rise in the presidential race, with a focus on her delegate count, endorsements, and polling numbers surpassing Biden's. It discusses the shifts in support from various demographic groups, including postgraduate Democrats, young voters, independents, black voters, and Hispanic voters. The chapter explores the challenges Harris faces regarding her stance on Israel and Palestine, her fundraising success attributed to credibility on issues like abortion, and the lack of grassroots support for Biden compared to other politicians.