In a surprising turn of events, President Joe Biden is noticeably absent from the Democratic primary ballot in New Hampshire. Despite being the incumbent president, his decision to prioritize South Carolina as the first primary state has stirred up controversy and left many local Democrats concerned about the optics of a potential loss to a less-known challenger in New Hampshire.
To counter this situation, a grassroots campaign called Write-in Biden has emerged, with prominent Democratic figures like Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and California Congressman Ro Khanna lending their support. The campaign aims to encourage Democratic voters to write in President Biden's name at the bottom of the ballot on Election Day, Tuesday.
