How to watch the 2020 Democratic National Convention – Day 4
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden takes center stage on the final night of the convention.
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Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden takes center stage on the final night of the convention.
"This is our democracy that is on the ballot," Tom Perez said. "We are not going to tolerate efforts to interfere with the exercise of the most fundamental right, that right to vote."
Joe Biden will formally accept the nomination for president on Thursday and Kamala Harris will accept the nomination for vice president on Wednesday.
Bowman's campaign was surprised he's leading in precincts where Engel, a 31-year incumbent, was expected to have strong support.
CBS News estimates that as of Tuesday night, Biden now has 2,304 delegates.
Primary results aren't expected Tuesday night. The full results, including absentee ballots, aren't required to be reported to the secretary of state's office until June 30.
A rush of mail-in ballots left some counties in the state counting ballots the week after the election.
State and county officials have already begun blaming each other for the multiple mishaps.
While Joe Biden has already clinched the Democratic presidential nomination, Democrats in Georgia are fighting in a highly-watched Senate race.
Biden picked up wins Tuesday in Indiana, Maryland, Montana, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and South Dakota, CBS New projects.
Fair Fight PAC will be documenting experiences of voters who are having trouble getting absentee ballots ahead of the June 9th primary.
There are still a number of states left to hold primaries, with more than 600 delegates up for grabs on June 2.
CBS News estimates Biden will pick up at least 42 more delegates.
Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa held a "mock caucus" Tuesday night for college students. The exercise is designed to prepare young voters for how the process is supposed to work. The Iowa caucuses will be held on February 3. CBS News political correspondent Ed O'Keefe was there.
2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls are making their closing arguments ahead of Monday's Iowa caucuses. CBS News 2020 campaign reporters Adam Brewster and Musadiq Bidar join CBSN to break it all down.
With the Iowa Caucuses set for Monday, here's a look at five things you should know before the start of the official nomination contests.
Biden has a total of 1,444 delegates, but he is still short of the 1,991 needed to clinch the nomination.
The DNC took a step toward holding a nominating convention that could be at least partly virtual.
The move is the latest sign that the quadrennial tradition of packing diehard activists into an arena to hear from the party's presidential nominee is likely to be scrapped, if not significantly curtailed.
The Democratic members of the State's Board of Elections voted to cancel the primary even though New York was still planning to hold its congressional and state-level primaries June 23.
CBS News estimates Biden won 29 more delegates, giving him a total of 1,424 delegates of the 1,991 needed to clinch the nomination.
The holdouts underscore challenges facing Biden as he prepares to lead a party fighting to defend a House majority and narrow the Republican majority in the Senate.
Ohio's in-person primary was delayed hours before polls were set to open last month.
The decision to remove Yang from the ballot, Yang's lawsuit alleges, will result in "disenfranchising hundreds of persons" and "suppressing voter turnout" to the detriment of down ballot candidates.
Bernie Sanders will not have the chance to appear on the ballot in the state and Joe Biden, the presumptive nominee, will get all the delegates.