Survey: Harris has enough delegates to be nominee

FILE - Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden, with Democratic vice presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., raise their arms up as fireworks go off in the background during the fourth day of the Democratic National Convention, Thursday, Aug. 20, 2020, in Wilmington, Del. Looking on are Jill Biden, far left, and Harris' husband Doug Emhoff, far right. Historians and political advisers say history will be kinder to President Joe Biden than voters have been. Biden dropped out of the presidential race Sunday, July 21, 2024, clearing the way for a new Democratic nominee. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik, File)

By: Steve Schuster, [email protected]//July 22, 2024//

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Vice President Kamala Harris has enough Democratic delegates to become the Democratic party’s, according to an Associated Press (AP) survey obtained by the Wisconsin Law Journal.

According to the AP, the survey was taken after President Joe Biden’s decision was announced to step down from the race.

“Adios crooked Joe,” President Donald Trump emailed his supporters over the weekend.

Harris was endorsed by Biden moments after stepped out of the race.

Harris is expected visit Milwaukee Tuesday.

According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Tuesday’s visit marks her first campaign appearance as the presumptive Democratic nominee However, Harris’ visit Tuesday will be the fifth time she’s campaigned in Wisconsin in 2024 as Vice President. It’ll be her ninth time in Wisconsin since becoming vice president, the Journal Sentinel reported.

The AP has not formally called Harris the new presumptive nominee, as convention delegates are still free to vote for the candidate of their choice at the convention in August.

Democrats previously announced a virtual roll call may be held ahead of the Chicago convention scheduled for Aug. 19-22 in Chicago, less than 3 weeks prior to the American Bar Association annual meeting and conference in Chicago.

Associated Press data as of July 22, 2024 at 9:09 p.m. CDT.

state	state	Harris	Undecided	demTotalPledged	demTotalUnpledged	demTotalDelegates
Alabama	AL	0	0	52	7	59
Alaska	AK	14	0	15	5	20
American Samoa	AS	0	0	6	5	11
Arizona	AZ	20	5	72	13	85
Arkansas	AR	31	0	31	5	36
California	CA	318	5	424	71	495
Colorado	CO	37	5	72	15	87
Connecticut	CT	16	1	60	14	74
Delaware	DE	0	0	19	15	34
Dems Abroad	DA	0	0	13	4	17
Dist of Columbia	DC	0	0	20	32	52
Florida	FL	210	0	224	29	253
Georgia	GA	98	1	108	15	123
Guam	GU	0	0	7	5	12
Hawaii	HI	4	1	22	9	31
Idaho	ID	0	0	23	4	27
Illinois	IL	18	1	147	30	177
Indiana	IN	79	0	79	9	88
Iowa	IA	40	0	40	6	46
Kansas	KS	33	0	33	6	39
Kentucky	KY	52	0	53	6	59
Louisiana	LA	47	0	48	6	54
Maine	ME	22	0	24	8	32
Maryland	MD	95	0	95	23	118
Massachusetts	MA	92	0	92	24	116
Michigan	MI	14	0	117	22	139
Minnesota	MN	41	10	75	18	93
Mississippi	MS	35	0	35	5	40
Missouri	MO	61	2	64	6	70
Montana	MT	1	0	20	5	25
Nebraska	NE	29	0	29	5	34
Nevada	NV	36	0	36	13	49
New Hampshire	NH	25	0	25	9	34
New Jersey	NJ	124	0	126	20	146
New Mexico	NM	30	0	34	11	45
New York	NY	135	4	268	37	305
North Carolina	NC	116	0	116	17	133
North Dakota	ND	7	3	13	4	17
Northern Marianas	MP	0	0	6	5	11
Ohio	OH	36	6	127	16	143
Oklahoma	OK	12	1	36	5	41
Oregon	OR	14	6	66	12	78
Pennsylvania	PA	159	0	159	26	185
Puerto Rico	PR	1	1	55	5	60
Rhode Island	RI	16	1	26	8	34
South Carolina	SC	55	0	55	10	65
South Dakota	SD	16	0	16	4	20
Tennessee	TN	63	0	63	7	70
Texas	TX	237	0	244	29	273
Unassigned, Other		0	0	0	3	3
Utah	UT	30	0	30	4	34
Vermont	VT	16	0	16	8	24
Virgin Islands	VI	7	0	7	6	13
Virginia	VA	34	0	99	20	119
Washington	WA	0	0	92	19	111
West Virginia	WV	16	0	20	5	25
Wisconsin	WI	76	1	82	13	95
Wyoming	WY	0	0	13	4	17