evidence: On Sunday, President Joe Biden stunned the nation when he announced that he was no longer seeking reelection and endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris as his successor at the top of the Democratic Party ticket. The news came several weeks after a widely lambasted performance by Biden against Republican nominee Donald Trump, which reignited fears about the current president’s age, health, and fitness for office, and prompted a growing number of Democrats to urge him to drop out of the race. [...] Stephanopoulos: I think with the switch happening now, before there has been an official nomination, there aren’t going to be any serious legal issues about ballot access for Vice President Harris. It’s going to be exactly as if Biden were the nominee. There will be a roll call vote of all the different state delegations on August 7. As a legal matter, that roll call on August 7 is going to make Harris the official nominee for the party. That’s the exact same roll call vote that would have otherwise made Biden the nominee. And so, there’s going to be zero legal effect to switching from Biden to Harris at this point.