Harris opens up new potential paths to victorySince entering the race, Harris has shown momentum in early polling.
This became worrisome for the Biden campaign as warning signs flashed in states like Virginia and New Hampshire.
The positive early polling is a great sign for the vice president, but it isn't the only metric that shows momentum.
Trump's pick for vice president makes things interestingVice presidential picks are far from guaranteed to help a presidential hopeful win a state.
With Biden out of the race, Democrats will likely seek to tie the election — anchored by Harris' candidacy — to the party's future.
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