Watch DNC live with Kamala Harris set to accept 2024 presidential nomination

Quentin Fulks, Harris’ top campaign official, told CBS News chief correspondent Nancy Cordes that Harris is still “putting the finishing touches” on her speech.

But she still knows “exactly” what she wants to say, Fulks said.

Fulks said Harris will not completely revamp her speech, as former President Bill Clinton did. done earlier this weekwhen he rewrote his speech after seeing the enthusiasm of the convention audience.

Here’s the full list of DNC speakers, as released by the Democratic National Committee:

• Minyon MooreChairman of the 2024 Democratic National Convention Committee
• Invocation by Evert Kelly, national president of the American Federation of Government Employees, and Imam Mohammed Abdul-Aleem from the Masjidullah Mosque of West Oak Lane, Pennsylvania
• Presentation of colors by the Illinois State Police Honor Guard
• Pledge of allegiance by Moon Maringa 6th grader from Oakland, California
• Republican Veronica Escobar from Texas
• Becky Pringle, President of the National Education Association
• Randi Wijngarten, President of the American Federation of Teachers
• Comments
• Senator Alex Padilla from California
• Marcia Fudge, former Minister of Housing and Urban Development
• Republican Ted W. Deputy from California
• Senator Tammy Baldwin from Wisconsin
• Republican Katherine Clark of Massachusetts, Democratic leader of the House of Representatives
• Republican Joe Neguse from Colorado
• Mayor
  Leonardo Williams from Durham, North Carolina
• Republican Raja Krishnamoorthi from Illinois
• Senator Bob Casey from Pennsylvania
• Senator Elizabeth Warren from Massachusetts
• Republican Jason Crow from Colorado
• Republican Elissa Slotkin from Michigan
• Republican Pat Ryan from New York
• Reverend Al Scherpton
• Members of the “Central Park Five”: Doctor Yusef Salaam, New York City Council member and activist Korey Wise, Raymond Santana And Kevin Richardson
• Amy Resnerformer prosecutor and friend of Harris
• Karrie Delaney, Director of Federal Affairs at the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network
• Lisa Madiganformer attorney general of Illinois
• Marc Morialpresident of the National Urban League
• Nathan Hoorns, former student at Corinthian Colleges
• Tristan Snell, former assistant attorney general of the state of New York
• Governor. Maura Healey from Massachusetts
• Courtney Baldwinyouth organizer and survivor of human trafficking
• Deb HaalandMinister of the Interior
• John Russel, content creator
• Republican Maxwell Vorst from Florida
• Republican Colin Allred from Texas
• Joint Comments on “A New American Chapter”: Anya Kok, Craig Sicknick, Gail DeVore, Juanny Romero and Eric, Christian, and Carter Fitts
• National Anthem by The chicks
• Kerry Washington
• Joint comments from
  Meena Harris, Ella Emhoff And Helena Hudlin
• DL Hughley
• Sheriff Chris Swanson from Genesee County, Michigan
• Republican Lucy McBath of Georgia, accompanied by Clements Abbey from Newton, Connecticut; Kim Rubio from Uvalde, Texas; Melody McFadden of Charleston, South Carolina; and Edgar Vilchez from Chicago.
• Gabrielle Giffordsformer member of the House
• Performance by P!NK
• Senator Mark Kelly from Arizona
• Leon Panetta, former minister of defense
• Republican Ruben Gallego from Arizona
• Governor. Gretchen Whitmer from Michigan
• Eva Longoria, actress and film producer
• Adam Kinzinger, former member of the House
• Maya Harris
• Governor. Roy Kuiper of North Carolina
• Vice-Chairman Kamala Harris

The final day of the Democratic National Convention will conclude with Harris’ speech in Chicago. CBS News’ Skyler Henry reports that some are wondering if there’s a surprise in store at the DNC:

CBS News 24/7 has been covering the convention all night and streaming the keynote speeches. Watch live on your mobile or streaming device.

A live feed of all the speeches can be found here and in the player at the top of this page.

CBS television stations will report beginning at 10 p.m. ET. Find your local CBS station here.