Biden set to secure 2024 Democratic presidential nomination via early virtual vote

President Joe Biden is expected to secure the 2024 Democratic presidential nomination through a virtual vote in late July, ahead of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Despite criticism and calls for him to step aside following a poor debate performance, Biden maintains his candidacy. The early virtual nomination, originally planned to comply with Ohio law, aims to avoid a convention floor battle and solidify support amid party confusion.

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By Jarrett Renshaw and Stephanie Kelly

President Joe Biden is on track to receive the official 2024 presidential nomination from fellow Democrats for a second term in a virtual vote in late July ahead of the party's national convention, despite calls for him to step aside, four people involved in the process told Reuters.

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