"Democrats Push for Biden Nomination Certification Amid GOP Election Law Challenges"
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Democrats are seeking provisional certification of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris as nominees before their party’s convention, citing the same accommodation given to Republicans for Donald Trump in 2020. Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen has refused to allow provisional certification, citing state law, prompting the Democrats to propose legislation to change the deadline. The dispute centers on the 82-day deadline for certification, with Democrats arguing that enforcing it would violate constitutional rights.
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