Internal party intrigue continues to gain momentum: Democrats have decided to postpone the official nomination of a presidential candidate.
This was reported by The New York Times, URA-Inform reports.
According to information from The New York Times, Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer called on party leaders not to rush into the vote, which was originally scheduled for next week. Now, tentatively, the vote has been postponed to the first week of August.
Chuck Schumer explained his decision by the need for more thorough discussion and analysis of candidates, as well as ensuring unity within the party.
«We must act carefully and deliberately to choose the best candidate who can unite our voters and win the election,» Schumer said.
The delayed vote has caused a mixed reaction among Democrats. Some believe that this decision will allow for a better discussion of candidates and avoid a split within the party. Others are concerned that the delay could weaken the Democrats' position before important stages of the election campaign.
Political experts believe that postponing the vote could be both a plus and a minus for the Democrats. On the one hand, it gives more time for strategic planning and strengthening the candidate's position. On the other hand, a delay could create an impression of uncertainty and internal discord, which could be used by opponents for criticism.
Recall that Biden may withdraw from the election race: the media has named the date.