There's no way those states don't have a mechanism for if a candidate dies, right? The rule can't be "sucks to be you" if your candidate croaks in July.
Also wait how are states making their ballots before the DNC where they officially announce the nominee?
I mean they would also love a pretext to keep a Democrat off the ballot in a dozen states either way and prove that Trump v Anderson was another "different rules for Us vs Them" situation.
Seems like it is either that, or tying the whole thing up in as many courts as possible, for as long as possible, and meanwhile gathering as many specks of doubt about legitimacy as they can muster.
