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Balloons and confetti fall in Chicago's United Center at the end of the fourth and final night of the 2024 Democratic National Convention, where Vice President Kamala Harris was the first Black woman and the first Asian American to accept the presidential nomination for a major political party.
19-year-old RJ Doroshewitz is interviewed by Elon News Network on Aug. 22. He expressed the importance of youth participation in politics and praised the Harris-Walz campaign's social media presence.
Deputy Press Secretary of Voters of Tomorrow Jessica Siles is interviewed by Elon News Network on Aug. 22. At 25 years old, Siles spoke about the importance of youth participation in elections and how it relates to her job.
29-year-old Colorado delegate Kenny Nguyen speaks to Elon News Network at the Democratic National Convention on Aug. 22. Nguyen urges young people to vote and expressed appreciation for the recent energy shift following the nomination of Vice President Kamala Harris.
Updated as of 3:25 p.m. on Aug. 23 to include more video.
Kenan Thompson uses a book of Project 2025, a conservative campaign initiative that outlines how to build a conservative administration, and fields personal experiences from participants to contrast the Trump and Harris agendas. Thompson went on stage just after Stevie Wonder performed on Aug. 21.
Stevie Wonder performs on the third night of the DNC in the United Center on Aug. 21.
Musician and performer John Legend performs at the United Center on Aug. 21 during the third night of the DNC.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro invokes the crowd's energy in the United Center on Aug. 21 as he demands that the nation vote to persevere, protect and fight for freedoms on the ballot this election cycle.
Rachel Goldberg breaks down at the DNC podium before telling an audience of approximately 25,000 that her only son has been a hostage of Hamas' since Oct. 7. "You've kept us breathing in a world without air. There is a surplus of agony on all sides of the tragic conflict in the Middle East. In a competition of pain, there are no winners.”
Jon Polin and Rachel Goldberg tell roughly 25,000 people about how their only son, 23-year-old Hersh Goldberg-Polin, was attacked and abducted by Hamas on Oct. 7, 2023.
Jon Polin and Rachel Goldberg hold hands as they walk off the United Center stage on Aug. 21. The two wore stickers with the number 320, drawing attention to the number of days their son — 23-year-old Hersh Goldberg-Polin — has been held hostage by Hamas.
Ike Irby, senior advisor to the vice president, analyzes U.S. climate initiatives at the Environment & Climate Crisis Council on Aug. 21.
Oregon Sen. Jeff Markley advocates for keeping natural resources in the ground in order to minimize fossil fuel damage at the Environmental & Climate Crisis Council on Aug. 21.
National LGBTQ+ Engagement Director Sam Alleman outlines what the Harris-Walz ticket has done to protect and advocate for the LGBTQ+ community at the LGBTQ+ Caucus in McCormick Place on Aug. 21.
Adrian Maldonado Jr., chair of the Hispanic Caucus for the North Carolina Democratic Party.
Wesley Harris, congressman and co-chair of the North Carolina Future Caucus under the Millennial Action Project, speaks to North Carolina delegates at the DNC on Aug. 21.
Elijah King, the Third Vice Chair of the North Carolina Democratic Party encourages young voters to remember the power of a vote. “When talking to young people, we have to remember that we are living the issues. We don’t have to wait to see them on TV or be told about them; we are living them ... every movement, from the civil rights movement to LGBT issues to anti-war protests, started on a college campus.”
Congresswoman Kathy Manning tells North Carolina delegates that the Democratic Party is depending on North Carolina to swing blue on the third day of the DNC on Aug. 21.
North Carolina Secretary of State Elaine Marshall (right) applauds for Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes in Chicago's Hyatt Regency on Aug. 21.