Sen. Mikulski says Clinton wants to break down barriers for women

Other parties will be held in Chicago, where Clinton grew up; in San Antonio, where she went to law school; in Little Rock, Arkansas, where she was the first lady and co-founded an advocacy group for children; and in NY, which she represented as a US senator.

Rachel MacKnight, a Mikulski spokeswoman, says Mikulski will introduce Clinton’s name at about 5 p.m. and give a brief speech before the roll call of the states. Amaru, an adjunct professor and public policy consultant, won a campaign contest to nominate Clinton. According to NPR, he could play a role in getting Clinton officially placed on the November ballot Tuesday night at the party’s convention in Philadelphia.

Clinton has surpassed 2,000 delegates during a roll call of states that has been conducted through Ohio.

Clinton will be the first woman presidential nominee of a major party in the country. If she wins the 2016 presidential election, she will be the first woman president the US has ever had.

Sen. Mikulski says Clinton wants to break down barriers for womenUpdated Tuesday, July 26, 2016 – 7:01pmMaryland Senator Barbara Mikulski says Hillary Clinton wants to break down all the barriers to opportunity. “Tonight on this night, we will shatter that glass ceiling again”.