Kamala Harris is looking for a smooth transition to the top of the Democratic ticket, as she announced Monday that President Joe Biden’s campaign chair, Jen O’Malley Dillon, will run her campaign.
Taking the reins of the Biden operation in Wilmington, Del., the vice president vowed to work over the next 106 days to defeat former President Donald Trump.
“We have work to do,” she said. “We have doors to knock on. We have people to talk to. We have phone calls to make. And we have an election to win.”
The speech marked Harris’ first extended remarks since Biden dropped out of the race on Sunday.
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