Uncharted territory: Can campaign finance keep Biden in the race?

Although calls to replace President Biden as the Democratic nominee continue to plague his Re-election effortscampaign finance experts believe financial hurdles could prevent another Democrat from taking the office.

this Biden-Harris Campaign This election cycle has brought in a huge amount of cash, with a reported $127 million raised in June alone. But if Biden is replaced or resigns as the nominee, there will be serious questions about whether other candidates can inherit those funds.

While several candidates are expected to take on Biden, a political fundraiser with knowledge of the president’s campaign finances told Fox News Digital that as of now, the money is “only available to Joe Biden or Kamala Harris.”

Election law experts told Fox News Digital that Vice President Harris would likely use campaign funds given her name is on the Biden-Harris ticket. However, even the vice president could face financial hurdles.

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President Biden speaks during last week’s presidential debate in Atlanta. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Federal Election Commissioner Trey Trainor said it was an “open question” whether those funds could be transferred to Harris.

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Legal experts told Fox that the Biden-Harris campaign would be allowed to transfer funds to the Democratic National Committee if Biden was replaced as the nominee, but Campaign Department There are restrictions on how to allocate this money.

Vice President Harris speaks during a campaign rally at South Carolina State University in Orangeburg, South Carolina, on February 2. (Brandon Bell/Getty Images)

Trainor said Wednesday on “The Josh Hammer Show” that given the financial obstacles, he believes Democrats “have no choice but to proceed with President Biden as the nominee because the obstacles are just too numerous.”

California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom, Michigan Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg are considered potential successors to Biden, but experts say other candidates do not have easy access to funding.

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Despite calls from members of the Democratic Party itself for Biden to step down, campaign finance experts consider the situation novel and believe Biden will remain the Democratic nominee even if the final decision comes down to campaign funding.