Of course, Biden is going to be on the ballot in Ohio (if he is the nominee)

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Earlier this week, Ohio‘s secretary of state caused a bit of political drama when he said President Joe Biden would not be on the ballot for the November election due to procedural problems in which the Democratic National Committee will not confirm Biden as the Democratic nominee until Aug. 19, according to reports.

Apparently, this clashed with Ohio’s law that requires political parties to certify their respective presidential candidate’s nomination to the office of Ohio’s secretary of state 90 days before the election. 

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