The Democratic Party, facing the prospects of a November election with no candidate on Ohio’s ballot, got a lifeline from an expected source Thursday as Republican Governor Mike DeWine called a special session of the state legislature to bail Biden out.
Ohio has a legislatively mandated cutoff date of August 7 for candidates to appear on the November ballot—the Democrats, fully aware of this law, elected to hold their nominating convention on August 22.
BACKGROUND:
Ohio’s Sec of State Informs Dems That Biden’s Name May Not Make November Ballot
NEW: Biden Is Off the Ohio General Election Ballot After State Legislature Tells Him to Pound Sand
Naturally, any time the GOP has the Democrats by the “stack and swivel,” so to speak, inevitably, one of our reasonable Republicans rushes to the rescue.
However, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said the legislature needs to make the fix.
“I have every…
