With a win in Georgia's presidential primary Tuesday night, President Biden has enough delegates to formally claim the Democratic nomination for president in the 2024 general election, according to the AP.
While securing the nomination is a formality for an incumbent president, this also staves off any challengers to Biden and allows the campaign to show widespread unity among the Democratic primary electorate.
Biden did not face major opposition; a push to vote "uncommitted" or to submit a blank ballot, or take similar action, garnered support in several states including battlegrounds like Michigan and North Carolina. It does not present a challenge to Biden's nomination but it does show a not-insignificant number of voters have major concerns about a second Biden term.