Williamson, Phillips to Debate Without Biden in New Hampshire

Despite Biden's Absence, Allies Launch Write-in Campaign as Williamson and Phillips Seek to Gain Traction

Democratic presidential candidates Marianne Williamson and Dean Phillips are set to debate in New Hampshire on January 8, without the participation of President Joe Biden.
Biden has not filed to be on the ballot in New Hampshire due to a reshuffling of the primary calendar by the Democratic National Committee, which moved South Carolina ahead of New Hampshire.
Despite Biden's absence, his allies have launched a write-in campaign for him in New Hampshire, with a Super PAC called 'Granite for America' fundraising for the effort.
Williamson and Phillips are struggling to gain traction in their efforts to unseat Biden, with recent polls showing Williamson at 12% and Phillips at 4-17%.
The debate will be hosted by New England College and moderated by Josh McElveen, former political director of radio station WMUR. It will air on SiriusXM’s POTUS Channel 124 at 7 p.m. EST.