Ohio Legislature Stalls on Biden Ballot Inclusion Amid Partisan Disputes

Disagreements in the Ohio state legislature could force legal action to ensure President Biden's name appears on the November ballot.

Ohio Senate and House clash over conditions attached to a bill allowing Biden's ballot inclusion, complicating efforts ahead of the August deadline.
Republican lawmakers demand concessions, including a ban on foreign contributions, as part of any legislative fix.
State House adjourns without resolution, raising prospects of a court battle to secure Biden's ballot placement.
Legal experts predict an easy victory in court if the issue escalates, citing the inevitability of Biden’s inclusion on the ballot.
Ohio's early ballot certification deadline, set before the Democratic National Convention, has historically been adjusted without controversy.