Vice President Harris is drawing huge crowds and breaking fundraising records, sparking comparisons to Obama's 2008 campaign. Democrats are optimistic but cautious, expecting a close race. Harris's campaign has attracted Obama's former advisers and is gaining momentum in key battleground states.
Key Points
Comparison to Obama's 2008 campaign
Optimism amidst caution about election outcome
Attracting key Obama advisers to the campaign
Rising in polls in key battleground states
Pros
Drawing huge crowds and breaking fundraising records
Gaining momentum in key battleground states
Attracting support from Democrats and independent voters
Cons
Facing accusations of being controlled by Obama's team
Need to inject policy proposals to maintain enthusiasm