U.S. President Joe Biden won enough delegates on March 12 to secure the Democratic Party's nomination. This sets the stage for a possible rematch with former President Donald Trump in the next presidential race. Trump was also expected to win the Republican Party's nomination. Both candidates were already focused on the November 5 general election.
In the Democratic primary, Biden didn't have much competition, but some liberal activists were upset with how he acted on some topics. But Trump kept making his false claims that the 2020 election was rigged and criticised Biden for how he was handling border security. In Georgia, a key battleground state, both candidates held events to get people to support their campaigns.
Public polls show that voters aren't very excited about the upcoming race, which could be the first rematch for president in almost 70 years. Trump is having a lot of legal problems, including being charged with multiple crimes. This could hurt his popularity with some groups of voters. People have said bad things about Biden's age and how he has handled problems like the border situation.
A big problem in the campaign is likely to be the economy. Biden is in charge of an economy that is growing, but he is being criticised for high prices and inflation. Biden is starting an aggressive campaign phase, and Trump is trying to stay focused on topics that are important to his supporters. Both candidates are getting ready for a close race.
Overall, the stage is set for a closely watched and possibly heated race between Biden and Trump. As they run for president, both face challenges and opportunities.
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