Here's why it would be difficult for Democrats to replace President Joe Biden on the November ballot.
‘Let’s keep it going’: Biden said after Thursday debate that he plans to stay in the race against Donald Trump:
There is no evidence Biden is willing to end his campaign. And it would be nearly impossible for Democrats to replace him unless he chooses to step aside. remain bound to support him at the party’s upcoming national convention unless he tells them he’s leaving the race.Biden indicated that he had no plans to do that, telling supporters in Atlanta shortly after he left the debate stage, “Let’s keep going.
If Biden were to abruptly leave the race, conservative groups have suggested they will file lawsuits around the country, potentially questioning the legality of the Democratic candidate’s name on the ballot.
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