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Democrats may allow remote voting for Biden nomination

Former US vice-president Joe Biden is the sole contender on the Democratic side to face Republican President Donald Trump come November 3, but he has yet to be formally nominated. – EPA pic, May 12, 2020.

THE Democratic Party may adopt rules today allowing delegates to vote remotely due to the Covid-19 pandemic, to nominate Joe Biden for the US presidential race, said a party official. The former vice-president is the sole contender on the Democratic side to face Republican Donald Trump in the November 3 vote, but he has yet to be formally nominated.

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