US braces for a heated rematch as both candidates secure party nominations.
The 2024 U.S. presidential race is officially a rematch, as President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have both secured their respective party nominations. With primaries concluding in most states, the political battlefield is heating up ahead of November’s vote.
Biden, running on the promise of “finishing the job,” is emphasizing stability, economic recovery, and global alliances. Trump, however, is campaigning with renewed energy, declaring the election a “fight to save America,” and focusing on border control, inflation, and retribution politics.
This marks only the second time in U.S. history that a sitting president and a former president are facing off in a general election. The first televised debate is scheduled for August, and both camps are already preparing ad blitzes and massive rallies in swing states.
Polls show the electorate is sharply divided, with key demographics like young voters, suburban women, and Latinos likely to sway the outcome. Independent voters remain Biden’s biggest challenge, while legal battles could complicate Trump’s campaign strategy.
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