Rematch on November 5… Both Biden and Trump secured the nomination

US President Joe Biden and his rival Donald Trump have secured their party’s presidential nomination by passing the required number of delegates in the primary election process. The November 5 elections are expected to be a rematch of the 2020 elections.
With the primaries held in a number of states on Tuesday, US President Joe Biden and former president Donald Trump have officially guaranteed themselves as presidential candidates in the November 5 elections from the Democratic Party and the Republican Party, respectively.

BIDEN: ARE WE READY?

Biden and Trump, who won the primaries in Georgia, Mississippi and Washington states, reached the number of delegates required to obtain the nomination at their party’s congresses this summer, as early as March. Biden celebrated winning his party’s nomination with a video. Biden said, “With your voice, your power, your vote; Come November, we will vote in record numbers and we can do it, we have the power to do it. Are you ready? Are you ready to defend democracy? Are you ready to protect our freedom? Are you ready to win this election?” said.

TRUMP: WE WILL DEFEAT HIM

At the same time, Trump also uploaded a victory video. “This was a day of great victory, but now we have to get back to work because we have the worst president in the history of our country. His name is Joe Biden, sometimes he is called crook Joe Biden, and he needs to be defeated,” the former president said. Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley, who remained Trump’s only rival in the primaries, announced that she was stopping her election campaign after losing in 14 of 15 states on Super Tuesday last week, almost making Trump’s presidential candidacy a certainty.

LATEST SITUATION IN SURVEYS

According to the latest poll commissioned by CBS News and YouGov, Trump has a 51 to 48 percent lead over Biden. According to the USA TODAY/Suffolk University poll, Trump is ahead of President Biden with a 40 percent to 38 percent advantage. According to polls, the majority of the American public did not want to see a rematch between Biden and Trump. According to the survey conducted by Ipsos at the end of January, 67 percent of the public answered that “we are tired of seeing the same candidates in the presidential elections and we want someone new.”

BOTH OF THEIR CANDIDACIES ARE BEING CRITICISM

President Biden (81) has difficulty finding answers to voters about his age and mental capacity; Former President Trump (76) is facing a prison sentence of more than 700 years with four ongoing cases and more than 90 official charges. Trump has also been fined more than $500 million in two separate cases, but he has not yet been paid and will appeal.