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Democrats Don’t Have a Nominee Until Delegates Say So
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The nominee is chosen at the national convention (this year, it’s in Chicago in mid-August). The path to an alternative nominee remains open, and a look at party rules, and the reasons for their adoption, offers a road map to how such a shift could happen.

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nytimes.com/2024/07/13/opinion

@Coctaanatis

Then we give Trump Ohio without a fight?

18 electoral votes for a nominee and a policy to be names later?

How does this make any lick of sense?

@Coctaanatis

Ohio ballot deadline is BEFORE the convention.

I’m missing how voting in NOT BIDEN and giving away 18 electoral votes just doesn’t seem logical.

@feloneouscat @Coctaanatis

You are a steely-eyed warrior for Biden and the Democrats. Thank you.

@KGinKS @Coctaanatis

I’m actually about Democracy more than anything else. I voted for Biden.

Now the rich want to deny Americans their vote in the primary by stoking fear where none is warranted.

I vote for policies.

You know what is missing in the convo?

Policies.

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