Elections 2024 News
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Welcome to our comprehensive Elections 2024 political news hub. As we approach the pivotal 2024 Presidential Elections, it’s crucial to arm yourself with accurate and timely information. Dive deep into candidate profiles, insightful debates, and a wealth of information curated just for you on this page. Understanding the nuances of each presidential candidate and the intricacies of the voting process is paramount for active citizenship. Making informed decisions not only empowers you but also plays a significant role in shaping the future trajectory of our nation. Together, by staying informed, we can foster a robust democracy and pave the way for a brighter, more inclusive society for everyone.
Headline News
- Biden leaves office believing history will redeem him (CBSNews.com)
- Live updates: Donald Trump inauguration weekend; Protesters march in DC (TheHill.com)
- Trump suggests a 90-day reprieve for TikTok (NPR.org)
- Dozens of Dems boycotted the first Trump inauguration. Some are attending the second. (Politico.com)
- Live updates: Gaza ceasefire to begin Sunday after Israel approves deal in marathon cabinet meeting (CNN.com)
- Federal judges allow Jan. 6 rioters to return to Capitol for Trump inauguration (MSN.com)
- Trump’s planning a flood of immigration executive orders on Day 1 (Politico.com)
- Marco Rubio warns China is America’s ‘biggest threat,’ affirms value of NATO alliance (MSN.com)
- Moment Kamala Harris signs desk in vice-president office (BBC.com)
- Donald Trump Gives Update on His Plan for TikTok (Newsweek.com)
- Jill Biden Confirms Melania Trump Declined Her White House Invitation (ConservativeBrief.com)
- Can Trump Make America Safe Again? (City-Journal.org)
- China Vice President Han Zheng to Attend Trump’s Inauguration (AllSides.com)
- Trump’s New AG Pick Hinted at Releasing Epstein Client List (ConservativeBrief.com)
- As Biden Set to Bid Farewell, Americans Sting Him in Final Verdict (Newsweek.com)
- Trump is planning 100 executive orders starting Day 1 on border, deportations and other priorities (APNews.com)
- Higher Social Security payments coming for millions of people from bill that Biden signed (NewsNation.com)
- 0Trump’s $TRUMP Meme Coin Soars to $30 Billion in 24 Hours, Shaking Up Crypto World (Townhall.com)
- 12 Disgraceful Acts Biden Has Committed (So Far) On His Way Out (TheFederalist.com)
- Biden Hands Out Thousands More Commutations (Townhall.com)
- Jill Biden laments friendship with Nancy Pelosi prior to leaving the White House (FoxNews.com)
- Ouch: Pam Bondi Blasts Adam Schiff During Confirmation Hearing, Brings Up His Past Misconduct (Townhall.com)
- A user’s manual to certifying the presidential election (FoxNews.com)
- Efforts To Sentence Trump In NY Case Confirm Dems’ Lawfare (TheFederalist.com)
- Trump and Xi Speak on the Phone Ahead of the Inauguration (Newsmax.com)
Presidential Candidates
Republican Presidential Candidates
- Donald J. Trump – Winner – 2024 President Elect
- Francis Suarez – suspended campaign 8/29/23
- Perry Johnson – suspended campaign 10/20/23
- Larry Elder – suspended campaign 10/26/23
- Mike Pence – suspended campaign 10/28/23
- Tim Scott – suspended campaign 11/12/23
- Doug Burgum – suspended campaign 12/4/23
- Chris Christie – suspended campaign 1/10/24
- Vivek Ramaswamy – suspended campaign 1/15/24
- Asa Hutchinson – suspended campaign 1/16/24
- Ron DeSantis – suspended campaign 1/21/24
- Nikki Haley – suspended campaign 3/6/24
Democrat Presidential Candidates
- Joe Biden (Kamala Harris)
- Marianne Williamson – (suspended campaign 2/9/24; reinstated 2/28/24)
Independent Presidential Candidates
- Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.– suspended campaign 8/23/24
Other Candidates
- 2024 Election/Reelection Campaigns (Mayors, Senators, Congressmen, Etc.)
The information on this page is not inclusive of all 2024 United States Presidential Candidates. For details and information on ALL 2024 United States Presidential Candidates, please view the “2024 United States Presidential Election” page at Wikipedia, which includes other presidential candidates, candidates running with no labels, and Third Parties, Libertarian Party, American Solidarity Party, Prohibition Party, Party for Socialism and Liberation, Green Party of the United States. Related content: Political Parties of the United States.
- First Republican Presidential Debate
- Second Republican Presidential Debate
- Third Republican Presidential Debate
- Fourth Republican Presidential Debate
- Fifth Republican Presidential Debate
- 2024 Iowa Caucus
- New Hampshire Presidential Primary Election
- Nevada Primary Election
- South Carolina GOP Primary Election
- Michigan Primary Elections
- Super Tuesday
- Super Tuesday II (GA, MS, WA, HI)
- Super Tuesday III (AZ, FL, IL, KS, OH)
- Republican National Convention
- Democratic National Convention
- Trump Harris Presidential Debate 2024
Political Headline News
From day one, President Biden and I have fought to bring down prescription drug costs.
— Vice President Kamala Harris (@VP) November 24, 2024
Thanks to our work, Medicare has negotiated lower prescription drug prices for the first time in our nation’s history. pic.twitter.com/Eyfp6mwBIY
CBS News Poll - Would you approve or disapprove of Donald Trump starting a national program to find and deport all immigrants who are in the US illegally?
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) November 24, 2024
Approve: 57%
Disapprove: 43%
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• Male: 63-37 (+26)
• Female: 53-47 (+6)
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• Ages 18-29: 50-50 (=)
• Ages 30-44:… pic.twitter.com/qfleElKhs5
Throughout the years, I’ve had the distinct honor of pardoning Peanut Butter and Jelly, Chocolate and Chip, and Liberty and Bell.
— President Biden (@POTUS) November 27, 2024
This week, based on their commitment to being productive members of society, I added Peach and Blossom to the list. pic.twitter.com/bPWJWeJ61T
US Elections 2024 - Calendar of Events
January 15 – Iowa Caucus – Republican – Voting in the 2024 nominating contests will kick off with the Iowa caucuses, as Republican candidates vie to notch their first win in the race, though Donald Trump is still viewed as the clear favorite to win the caucuses. Iowa Democrats will have to wait until March to cast their ballots, as the party changed its calendar following the debacle of the 2020 caucuses.
January 23 – Primary – New Hampshire – New Hampshire will hold the first primaries of the 2024 election season, and the contest will serve as a key test for Republicans trying to dethrone Trump as the frontrunner in the race. New Hampshire Democrats are pressing ahead with their primary, even after the national party attempted to change the voting calendar to make South Carolina the first primary state. Because of that conflict, Joe Biden’s name will not appear on the New Hampshire ballot.
February 3 – South Carolina Democratic primary – Joe Biden decisively won South Carolina in 2020, and the 2024 results may indicate if the president has lost ground with the Democratic party’s base and Black voters in particular.
February 6 – Nevada primary – Nevada will hold a primary election but the contest will be essentially meaningless since Nevada Republicans have chosen to award their presidential delegates through a caucus. Nikki Haley is the only GOP candidate participating.
Feb 8 – Nevada Republican caucus – Nevada holds a caucus to award its presidential delegates, the first nomination contest in the western United States.
Feb 24 – South Carolina Republican primary – Voters will choose their Republican candidate in Nikki Haley’s home state.
Feb 27 – Michigan primary – Voters in the key swing states will cast their ballots in an open primary. The state could be a test for moderate swing voters.
March 5 – Primaries Super Tuesday – Alabama, Arkansas, Alaska, California, Colorado, Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont and Virginia hold their primary elections. California will see heated competition in the race to replace Senate Democrat Diane Feinstein.
March 12 – Primaries – Primaries in Georgia, Mississippi and Washington. Republicans in Hawaii hold caucuses – Several states hold their primary elections.
March 19 – Primaries in Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Kansas and Ohio. Arizona and Ohio voters will also be weighing on key senate races that Republicans are hoping to capture.
April 2 – Wisconsin primary. Key swing state holds its primary election.
June 27 – Presidential debate between President Joe Biden and Former President Donald J. Trump.
July 15-18 – Convention – Republican national convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin – Republican delegates and party officials will gather in Milwaukee to formally nominate the winner of the party’s primary.
Aug 19 – 22 – Convention – Democratic national convention in Chicago, Illinois – Democratic delegates and party officials will gather in Chicago to formally nominate Joe Biden and Kamala Harris for a second term in the White House
Sept 16 – Debate – First presidential debate in San Marcos, Texas
Sept 25 – Debate – Vice-presidential debate in Easton, Pennsylvania
Oct 1st – Debate – Presidential debate in Petersburg, Virginia
Oct 9th – Debate – Presidential debate in Salt Lake City, Utah
Nov 5 – Election – Election Day – The final day of voting in the 2024 election. Polls will be open in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
Info Credit: TheGuardian.com
CBS News Poll - Do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling his presidential transition?
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) November 24, 2024
Approve: 59%
Disapprove: 41%
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• White: 63-37 (+26)
• Black: 36-64 (-28)
• Hispanic: 56-44 (+12)
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• Ages 18-29: 65-35 (+30)
• Ages 30-44: 62-38 (+24)
• Ages… pic.twitter.com/u4SZQmdH42
Democrats shift against one-party control after election https://t.co/RKiXuFVvJk
— Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) November 25, 2024
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