Roy Cooper (D-NC) by her side should President Joe Biden end his reelection bid. Howard Dean floated the hypothetical Harris-Cooper ticket during an interview on Thursday. “If the president decides not to run … I would favor a Harris-Cooper ticket ...

Vice President Kamala Harris will be visiting Fayetteville for a campaign event on Thursday. Harris is expected to lay out why North Carolina voters should re-elect the Biden administration. ALSO READ: RNC Night 3: JD Vance, South Carolina rep take stage to ‘Make America Strong Once Again’

Experts say Biden would likely have an outsized influence on the selection of his replacement and many are pointing to Vice President Kamala Harris as the most likely. The question remains: Who would replace Harris as the vice-presidential candidate?

Harris nor her aides are involved with the effort, but supporters are considering what strategic changes would be needed if Harris replaced Biden.

Governors Gavin Newsom and Gretchen Whitmer have both reportedly ruled themselves out of being Vice President Kamala Harris' running mate, should she replace President Joe Biden at the top of the Democratic ticket.

Congressional leaders expect Vice President Harris will become their nominee for president if Biden drops his reelection bid. The talk among high-level Democratic strategists and donors has now turned to who is best positioned to serve has Harris’s running mate,

Top Democrats reportedly expressed Thursday they expect Biden to leave the race as soon as the weekend, drawing attention to Harris' polling performances.