1984 Democratic National Convention

The 1984 Democratic National Convention was a major political event held in San Francisco to nominate Walter Mondale as the Democratic candidate for U.S. President and Geraldine Ferraro as his vice-presidential running mate. The convention united party members, showcased their policy priorities, and aimed to rally support against the incumbent Republican President Ronald Reagan. Key moments included fiery speeches emphasizing economic issues and social justice, and Ferraro’s historic selection as the first female vice-presidential candidate from a major party, signaling progress for gender representation in American politics.