Democratic National Committee's virtual nomination of Joe Biden for president
The Democratic National Committee plans to virtually nominate President Joe Biden as the party’s presidential nominee ahead of their convention in August to ensure Biden appears on the ballot in all 50 states. Ohio lawmakers are discussing the certification of Biden on the ballot and the Republican Party's failure to act.
Key Points
- DNC plans virtual nomination of Biden to ensure his presence on all state ballots
- Ohio Republicans and Democrats in a debate over Biden's certification on the ballot
- Republicans criticized for playing politics with democracy
Pros
- Ensures Biden appears on the ballot in all 50 states
- Prevents Republicans from chipping away at democracy
Cons
- Concerns over holding a virtual convention due to potential protests