Democrats won't nominate President Joe Biden as their nominee this month but still intend to virtually before Aug. 7 ahead of the DNC convention.

The virtual roll call and Biden's early nomination could happen between the dates of July 21 -- when the DNC's Credentials Committee has the final say on the virtual process -- and Aug. 7, the ...

Democrats critical of the move to proceed with the virtual nomination say that Biden, who is under intense pressure to drop out of the race by virtually every rank of the party, would be confirmed ...

But if he were to exit the race after accepting the nomination, it's the members of the DNC – about 300 national, state and local party officials — who would select Mr. Biden's and Vice ...

The virtual ballot will show Biden "as the presumptive and only qualified nominee," but there's an option for delegates to mark their own preference, as there was in 2020.

Here’s why the early vote is happening. Well before President Biden's disastrous June 27 debate, the DNC had announced the plan for a virtual roll call vote sometime before the convention.

Democrats moving to accelerate Biden's nomination through a virtual roll call as soon as next week has sparked outrage. President Joe Biden speaks in Washington, D.C., on July 11.

President Biden’s reelection campaign Tuesday defended the decision to continue with plans to virtually nominate the president ahead of the convention next month. The Democratic National ...

Rushing Biden’s nomination would be a grave mistake. ... The party’s nearly 4,000 delegates could begin voting as soon as two weeks from now, concluding with a virtual roll call.

A new letter calling on the Democratic National Committee to delay a virtual roll call on President Joe Biden's nomination -- which could take place as early as Sunday -- is circulating among ...