Democrats Consider Early Nomination of Biden To Quash Speculation About a Possible Replacement: Report

The party had already announced an early virtual nomination due to a ballot issue in Ohio, though the idea that the president may be replaced at the convention has Democrats ready to move even faster.

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President Biden during a campaign rally, June 28, 2024, at Raleigh, North Carolina. AP/Evan Vucci

Democrats are considering moving up their previously scheduled virtual roll call vote to formally nominate President Biden for reelection in order to quash all speculation that he may be replaced at the convention in August. According to a new report, Democrats are not happy with the days-long news cycle about who may succeed the president. 

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