Follow the live updates from the third night of the Democratic National Convention here.

The third Democratic Party Convention will continue in Chicago on Wednesday. The focus will be on how the party’s new list will fight for American freedom.

The second day of the congress The assembled delegates were effusive in their support for the Harris-Walz ticket. State by state, delegations gathered Tuesday in a ceremonial roll call vote to nominate Vice President Kamala Harris for president, with prominent Democrats – and celebrities like rapper Lil Jon and actress Eva Longoria – representing their states.

Former President Barack Obama was the headliner on the second night of the convention, delivering a spirited speech about his hope for the future and paying sincere tribute to his former Vice President, Mr Biden, while issuing dire warnings against a return of Donald Trump to the White House. Also speaking that evening were the former First Lady Michelle Obama and second gentleman Doug Emhoffamong others. And the most eagerly awaited appearances – by Harris and her running mate – are still to come.

What’s on the agenda?

Each day of the convention will have a theme related to the slogan “For the People, For Our Future.” Wednesday’s theme is “A Fight for Our Freedoms,” with the party highlighting how Harris will work to protect Americans’ freedoms while portraying Trump as a threat to those same principles.

The program for Day 3 began at 5:30 p.m. CT or 6:30 p.m. ET.

Who is speaking?

Harris’ running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, will deliver the keynote address as he formally accepts the vice presidential nomination and introduces himself on the national stage.

The list of speakers includes former President Bill Clinton, former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, and many others.

The Democratic National Committee has released the full list of today’s speakers:

• Alex HornbrookExecutive Director of the 2024 Democratic National Convention Committee
• Sen. Cory Booker from New Jersey
• Sri Rakesh Bhatt of the Sri Siva Vishnu Temple
• Bishop Leah D. Daughtry, the house of the Lord Churches
• Jaime Harrison, Chairman of the Democratic National Committee
• Mini Timmaraju, President and CEO of Reproductive Freedom for All
• Alexis McGill Johnson, President and CEO of Planned Parenthood Action Fund
• Cecile Richardsformer president of Planned Parenthood
• Kelly Robinson, President of the Human Rights Campaign
• Jessica Mackler, President of EMILY’s List
• Maria Teresa Kumar, Founding President and CEO of Voto Latino
• Representative. Tom Suozzi from New York
• mayor Aftab Pureval from Cincinnati
• mayor Cavalier Johnson from Milwaukee
• Rashawn Spivey and Deanna BranchSupporters of lead pipe removal
• Representative. Lisa Blunt Rochester of Delaware
• Representative. Grace Meng from New York
• Governor of Colorado. Jared Polis
• Representative. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz from Florida
• Susanne DelBene, Chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
• Attorney General of Minnesota Keith Ellison
• Attorney General of Michigan Dana Nettle
• Jon Polin and Rachel Goldberg, Parents of Hersh Goldberg-Polin
• Maren MorrisAmerican singer-songwriter
• Representative. Veronica Escobar from Texas
• Sen. Chris Murphy from Connecticut
• sheriff Javier Salazar from Bexar County, Texas
• Representative. Pete Aguilar from California, Chairman of the Democratic Party Executive Committee
• Carlos Eduardo EspinaContent Creator
• Olivia Troyeformer national security official in the Trump administration
• Former Lieutenant Governor of Georgia. Geoff Duncan
• Representative. Bennie G. Thompson from Mississippi
• Sergeant. Aquilino Gonellretired US Capitol Police Officer
• Representative. Andy Kim from New Jersey
• Olivia Julianna, Content Creator
• Performance of Stevie Wonder
• Kenan ThompsonAmerican comedian and actor
• Mindy Kaling
• Minority Leader in the House of Representatives Hakeem Jeffries from New York
• Former President Bill Clinton
• Former Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi from California
• Governor. Josh Shapiro Pennsylvania
• Alexander Hudlin
• Jasper Emhoff
• Arden Emhoff
• Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto from Nevada
• Performance of Amanda Gorman, National Youth Poet Prize Winner
• Governor. Wes Moore from Maryland
• Minister of Transport Pete Buttigieg
• Performance of John Legend And Sarah M.
• Sen. Amy Klobuchar from Minnesota
• Benjamin Ingmanformer Walz student
• Governor of Minnesota. Tim Walz, Vice-presidential candidate
• Blessings through William Emmanuel HallSenior Pastor of St. James Church in Chicago

How to watch the 2024 DNC on cable TV

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How to watch DNC 2024 without cables

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