The Democratic Party began the formal vote to nominate Vice President Kamala Harris for president on Thursday.

The Democratic Party began the formal vote to nominate Vice President Kamala Harris for president on Thursday, kicking off a virtual roll call that will cement her status as the party’s standard-bearer heading into November.

The Democratic National Committee opened the vote to the delegates who will decide the party’s nominee at 9 a.m. Delegates are emailed a personalized and watermarked form, and they can either send the form back or have the DNC call them to cast their vote. Ballots are being sent on a rolling basis, and the process is expected to take several days, with the voting window closing at 6 p.m. on Aug. 5.

  • Verdant Banana
    -4•5 months ago

    say that when your vote gets taken

    some of us are not legally allowed to vote here in the US

    way more than a complaint it is a loss of rights and an inability to be able voice any want of change

    • Flying Squid
      9•5 months ago

      Yes, many people aren’t legally allowed to vote. What’s your point? I don’t think we should be giving votes to non-citizens and infants.

        • Flying Squid
          1•5 months ago

          Maybe so. They’ve certainly had an opportunity to clarify. And still do.