Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris announced Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate for the upcoming presidential elections, lauding him as a champion of working families. Harris, aiming to secure votes from the rust belt and key battleground states, praised Walz's deep commitment to middle-class families, citing his background as a governor, coach, teacher, and veteran. Harris, the first Indian-American to win the Democratic nomination, will face Republican candidate and former president Donald Trump on November 5.

Harris' campaign emphasized that Walz's selection aligns with their commitment to strengthening democracy, protecting reproductive freedom, and ensuring economic opportunities for all. Walz expressed his honor to join the campaign, calling Harris a leader of possible politics. The Harris-Walz team will launch their campaign with a rally in Philadelphia, followed by a tour of key battleground states.

Walz, a two-term governor and retired Army National Guardsman, has been recognized for his efforts in supporting working families, reducing insulin costs, and defending women's rights. His progressive stance and Midwestern appeal are expected to resonate with voters. Progressive leaders praised Walz for his pro-consumer, pro-worker agenda, while the Trump campaign criticized him as a radical leftist.

Walz's background includes serving as a US Representative for Minnesota’s First congressional district and working on his family farm. He has been an advocate for veterans, education, and community issues. Despite facing criticism for his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and civil unrest, Walz's selection has been viewed as politically beneficial by many Democrats.

Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris announced Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate for the upcoming presidential elections, lauding him as a champion of working families. Harris, aiming to secure votes from the rust belt and key battleground states, praised Walz's deep commitment to middle-class families, citing his background as a governor, coach, teacher, and veteran. Harris, the first Indian-American to win the Democratic nomination, will face Republican candidate and former president Donald Trump on November 5.

Harris' campaign emphasized that Walz's selection aligns with their commitment to strengthening democracy, protecting reproductive freedom, and ensuring economic opportunities for all. Walz expressed his honor to join the campaign, calling Harris a leader of possible politics. The Harris-Walz team will launch their campaign with a rally in Philadelphia, followed by a tour of key battleground states.

Walz, a two-term governor and retired Army National Guardsman, has been recognized for his efforts in supporting working families, reducing insulin costs, and defending women's rights. His progressive stance and Midwestern appeal are expected to resonate with voters. Progressive leaders praised Walz for his pro-consumer, pro-worker agenda, while the Trump campaign criticized him as a radical leftist.

Walz's background includes serving as a US Representative for Minnesota’s First congressional district and working on his family farm. He has been an advocate for veterans, education, and community issues. Despite facing criticism for his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and civil unrest, Walz's selection has been viewed as politically beneficial by many Democrats.