You Vote: Do you think the Democrats will try to replace Biden as their 2024 nominee? Vote now in the poll below. By Just the News staff Published: June 28, 2024 4:01pm Article Dig Deeper President Joe Biden and his campaign have confirmed he has no plans to drop out of the race, despite widespread concern from Democrats over his shaky performance at the first presidential debate. Do you think the Democrats will try to replace Biden as their 2024 nominee? Choices Yes Yes, but Biden will ultimately be the nominee No Not sure Leave this field blank The Facts Inside Our Reporter's Notebook Links confirmed concern Related Articles Elections Mike Lindell steps down as CEO of MyPillow amid Minnesota gubernatorial bid By Misty Severi Elections Cori Bush loses attempted political comeback to incumbent Wesley Bell in Missouri House primary By Misty Severi Elections Trump endorses Lindsey Graham's sister, Darline Graham Nordone, in her bid for a full Senate term By Kevin Killough Top Stories Europe Spanish immigration crisis exposes cracks in European Union, opportunity for right-leaning parties Cancel Culture Courts rebuke bureaucrats for shutting down Christian programming over pro-life, anti-tax views Sponsored Join AMAC — The conservative voice for freedom, faith, and America’s future Congress 'Lifelong perch:' Aging, dying Congress revives debate over long-held power, term limits Congress Rand Paul says he will send Fauci contempt referral straight to DOJ if it passes committee Trending Education Secretary McMahon asks American universities to outline commitments to ‘national service’ Stephanie Grisham files restraining order against embattled GOP Rep. Max Miller Rand Paul says he will send Fauci contempt referral straight to DOJ if it passes committee Virginia Democratic governor restores voting rights for more than 66,000 felons Supreme Court denies request for stay on second-degree murder ruling Just the News Spotlight Just News, No Noise Politics & Policy You Vote: With talk of a new political party or movement led by Carlson and Greene, what say you? White House Pence says November midterms 'couldn't be more important in the life of the nation' Politics & Policy Susan Collins will vote against Todd Blanche for AG Courts & Law Ogles moves to start impeachment against Obama-appointed judge after immigration decision Congress House committees seek records on how New Jersey found noncitizen voter registrations amid dispute Support Just the News The Latest Diplomacy State Department revokes Brazilian ambassador's visa amid diplomatic dispute Politics & Policy John James projected to win GOP nod for Michigan governor Congress Blackburn says Senate has the votes to confirm Blanche, more evidence on Jack Smith has emerged
Elections Mike Lindell steps down as CEO of MyPillow amid Minnesota gubernatorial bid By Misty Severi
Elections Cori Bush loses attempted political comeback to incumbent Wesley Bell in Missouri House primary By Misty Severi
Elections Trump endorses Lindsey Graham's sister, Darline Graham Nordone, in her bid for a full Senate term By Kevin Killough
Europe Spanish immigration crisis exposes cracks in European Union, opportunity for right-leaning parties
Cancel Culture Courts rebuke bureaucrats for shutting down Christian programming over pro-life, anti-tax views
Politics & Policy You Vote: With talk of a new political party or movement led by Carlson and Greene, what say you?
Courts & Law Ogles moves to start impeachment against Obama-appointed judge after immigration decision
Congress House committees seek records on how New Jersey found noncitizen voter registrations amid dispute
Congress Blackburn says Senate has the votes to confirm Blanche, more evidence on Jack Smith has emerged
