Coverage of Vice President Kamala Harris’s Campaign Rally at West Allis Central High School

The excitement is palpable at West Allis Central High School near Milwaukee, Wisconsin, as voters gather in the gymnasium bleachers for Vice President Kamala Harris’s first campaign rally since President Joe Biden endorsed her as the party’s nominee. Despite the rainy Tuesday morning, the atmosphere inside is electric with “Harris for President” branding projected on screens and upbeat music playing.

Many Wisconsin voters waiting to see Harris express their admiration for Biden but are thrilled at the prospect of Harris being nominated for the top of the ticket. Nancy Meilahn, an 81-year-old attendee, is “delighted” to see Harris take the lead, citing her experience and depth as qualities that make her a strong candidate. She also mentions concerns about Biden’s age and the responsibility that comes with the presidency.

Felita Daniels Ashley, a high school administrator in Milwaukee, is equally excited about the possibility of Harris becoming the nominee. She expresses confidence in the change at the top of the ticket and believes that the energy and excitement among voters are high.

Young voters Olivia Jessup-Anger and Natalie Jauch share their enthusiasm for Harris, with Jessup-Anger calling her “iconic” and praising her stance on policy issues like abortion rights and education. They both see Harris as a symbol of strength and independence on the ballot in November.

The rally at West Allis Central High School is a testament to the support and enthusiasm for Vice President Kamala Harris as she continues her campaign for the Democratic nomination.