Biden Digs in Even as New Polls Suggest Two-Thirds of Democratic Voters Want a Different Nominee

Congressman Adam Schiff, a close ally of a former speaker, Nancy Pelosi, joins the chorus of those calling for Biden to step aside.

AP/Matt Rourke
President Biden speaks at a news conference following the NATO Summit at Washington, July 11, 2024. AP/Matt Rourke

The push among some Democrats to replace President Biden as the Democratic nominee is getting a boost from new polling even as Mr. Biden signals that heā€™s getting impatient with Democrats trying to change the top of the ticket.

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