Will Dems secure ballot access?

Amidst the political turmoil of President Joe Biden announcing he will not seek re-election on Sunday is the question of whether his successor atop the ticket – likely Vice President Kamala Harris – will be able to get on ballots in November.  Different states have different rules and deadlines, but at least here in Georgia the answer appears to be that as long as a nominee is selected at the Democratic National Convention next month, there should be no issue getting their name on Georgia ballots.  A spokesman from the Ga. Secretary of State’s office said, “The nomination process is strictly a party thing,” which means that as long as the party comes to a consensus before ballots are created in mid-September, the Dem candidate’s ballot presence will be RISING…