Staff Reports
In the latest news on the upcoming presidential election, it looks like President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are all but locks to snag their party’s nominations after the latest round of voting on Tuesday. After the dust settles from Super Tuesday, folks in Georgia, Hawaii, Mississippi, Washington state, the Northern Mariana Islands, and Democrats abroad will have their say. The stakes are high, especially for Trump, who is hoping to snatch up 161 delegates and secure the GOP nomination, which would add to his already impressive delegate count. On the other side of the aisle, Biden is sitting pretty with a hefty 1,866 delegates and is super close to the 1,968 needed to clinch the Democratic bid. It’s all coming down to the wire, but it seems like these two are going to be the ones duking it out come November.
And speaking of November, it’s gonna be a showdown for the ages as President Biden and former President Trump gear up for what’s sure to be a political slugfest. With Trump already being hailed as the presumptive GOP nominee and Biden cruising toward the Democratic nomination, the stage is set for battle. Even with the likes of former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley and Democratic challenger Marianne Williamson dropping out of the race, it’s clear that Trump and Biden are the main attractions. But can Biden weather the storm of “uncommitted” votes popping up left and right? In states like Michigan and Minnesota, folks seem to be turning up their noses at Biden, and in Washington, there’s an “uncommitted delegates” option on the ballot, all thanks to some voters’ beef with Biden’s Middle East policy. It’s making Team Biden sweat a little, but they’re still feeling confident.
It is expected that both Biden and Trump will clinch the nomination for their respective parties after the last upcoming March primaries.https://t.co/kDDlC5uJTM
— Smurf ❌ (@Smurf4555) March 12, 2024
It’s not just about the presidential primaries, though. There are some other hot races to keep an eye on, especially down in Mississippi. Sen. Roger Wicker is battling for a fourth term and facing off against a couple of Republican challengers. Meanwhile, congressional races in the 2nd and 4th Districts are heating up, and Democratic voters are getting ready to have their say in the 1st Congressional District primary. It’s a lot to take in, but one thing’s for sure: the political drama is just getting started! So grab your popcorn and get ready for the main event, folks. It’s gonna be one heck of a show!
