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6. Democrats Might Not Be Able to Replace Joe Biden on Ballot in These States

The Democrats may be out of luck in Nevada, Georgia and Wisconsin if the idiots succeed in getting President Biden replaced.

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Conservatives are planning to mount a major legal challenge if Democrats seek to replace Joe Biden as their presidential nominee.

The Heritage Foundation, one of America's largest conservative groups, is already getting challenges ready in battleground states should Joe Biden agree to step aside. It views swing states Wisconsin, Georgia and Nevada as likely arenas for legal challenges, given the complexity of switching presidential candidates in those states......

The foundation has already identified multiple states in which a switch away from Biden before or after the nomination could mean serious trouble for the Democratic Party.

The Heritage Foundation's Oversight Project said in a separate statement that the mechanisms for replacing Biden vary by state. "There is the potential for pre-election litigation in some states that would make the process difficult and perhaps unsuccessful," it said.....

According to the Heritage Foundation's research, Georgia, Wisconsin and Nevada may prove particularly difficult for Democrats.

It said that only death can remove a candidate's name from a Wisconsin ballot, while Nevada's deadline for changing candidates ended at 5 p.m. on the fourth Friday of June - in this case, June 28, 2024.

It also allows special consideration beyond that deadline if the candidate is mentally incapacitated - a potential legal minefield that could consume months of legal argument.

Georgia allows candidates to withdraw up to 60 days before an election. If Biden withdrew after that date, which would be in early September, his name would remain on the ballot, but votes for him wouldn't count.

The Heritage Foundation states that some other states have no procedures to guide the replacement process, which would also open up huge areas of potential litigation by Republicans.