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Tim Walz touted his rural roots and said Donald Trump would take the US "backwards" as he appeared for the first time as Kamala Harris’s running mate at a raucous Democratic Party rally. At the event in Philadelphia on Tuesday night, the party’s new nominee for vice-president said their Republican rivals in November's election were "weird as hell". The Minnesota governor spoke in front of thousands of supporters just hours after he was announced as Ms Harris’s pick for the role.

Kamala Harris has picked Tim Walz as her running mate for the presidential election, US media has reported. Walz, the Minnesota Governor and a former high school teacher, will become vice-president if Harris beats Donald Trump in November. Harris interviewed several top contenders in Washington DC over the weekend and reportedly had not made up her mind until earlier today. The announcement comes as Harris begins a tour of key battleground states, starting with a rally in Philadelphia later today where Harris will officially introduce Walz as her running mate

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Kamala Harris is closing the gap on Donald Trump according to recent opinion polls showing them as "neck-and-neck". Fresh surveys carried out by the Wall Street Journal show just a two-point gap in favour of Donald Trump - suggesting that the Democrats have gained ground since Joe Biden dropped out of the race last weekend. But the polls show Donald Trump currently still has a number of key states on his side with around 100 days to go until American's head to the polls.

Barack Obama has endorsed Vice-President Kamala Harris to be the Democratic presidential nominee, ending days of speculation over whether he would support her. Former President Obama and ex-First Lady Michelle Obama said in a joint statement that they believe Ms Harris has the "vision, the character, and the strength that this critical moment demands"

President Joe Biden spoke extensively for the first time on his decision to withdraw from the 2024 race and his plans for what will now be the final few months of his long political career.

Explore the latest polling data and analysis on a potential matchup between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election. In this video, we delve into what the numbers reveal about voter preferences, key demographic trends, and how each candidate's campaign strategies might play out. We also discuss historical voting patterns, the impact of current political issues, and expert predictions on how this race could shape up. Whether you're a political enthusiast or simply curious about the upcoming election, this video offers valuable insights and thoughtful commentary on the evolving political landscape.