Democrats hoping to replace President Joe Biden as their party’s nominee after last week’s debate may be running out of time, money, and options.
Not only are Democrats poised to nominate their standard-bearer through a virtual roll call as early as this month before their August convention, even if the party could coalesce around a replacement mere months before November’s election, it would encounter fundraising and organizing disadvantages compared to former President Donald Trump.
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