Upcoming Election News: Biden and Trump Face Off in First Debate
Both Biden and Trump have states they can probably count on winning. But those solid states won’t get them to 270 electoral votes. Historically, candidates need to carry the swing states, the ones that lean neither Democrat nor Republican, in order to reach the White House.
Joe Biden and Donald Trump went head-to-head at the first debate of the 2024 presidential election. The pair sparred on issues like healthcare, the economy, and immigration.
Donald Trump will pull off his greatest feat yet as Joe Biden confronts his darkest hour. The ex-president, 78, will accept the Republican nomination for president again in Milwaukee on July 15. On the other side, Joe Biden, 82, attempts to overcome the challenges of his presidency, low approval ratings, and the fact that many Americans feel the country is on the wrong track with him at the helm. Can Biden turn things around in time to beat Trump or will November 2024 be the end of his presidency?
American voters will choose between re-electing Democratic President Joe Biden or his Republican predecessor, Donald Trump, to the White House in the 2024 presidential election.
President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump held their first presidential debate of the cycle tonight in Atlanta.
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