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Local Dems cheer Harris-Walz

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From left: Mayor Cherelle Parker, state Rep. Regina Young and former 63rd Ward Democratic Leader Christopher Drumm. Photo courtesy Erin Drumm
From left: J.J. Lyde, 64th Ward Democratic Leader Sean Kilkenny, Kensington Community Coordinator Marnie Aument-Loughery and former 63rd Ward Democratic Leader Christopher Drumm. Photo courtesy Erin Drumm
From left: Philadelphia AFL-CIO President Daniel Bauder, 32BJ SEIU Deputy Political Director Andi Perez and 57th Ward Democratic Leader Pat Parkinson. Photo courtesy Erin Drumm
From left: Register of Wills John Sabatina, former Sheriff Jewell Williams and 57th Ward Democratic Leader Pat Parkinson. Photo courtesy Erin Drumm

Philadelphians were well represented at the Democratic National Convention, which took place from Aug. 19-22 at the United Center in Chicago.

Delegates, originally pledged to President Joe Biden before he dropped out of the race, nominated Vice President Kamala Harris for president and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz for vice president. ••

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