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The 2024 presidential elections feature a unique scenario, as two incumbent presidents are competing for the highest office. The 1892 rematch between Benjamin Harrison and Grover Cleveland serves as a distance precedent.
I have noticed something very interesting. In most of the polls, Trump is winning over Biden and looking very strong, but Biden is getting a larger percentage of the vote in the elections.
Let’s take a closer look at the results:
Trump won 51% of votes in Iowa. (Democrats will hold election on March 5th).
New Hampshire 54.4 %.
South Carolina 59.8 %.
Nevada (Trump won all 26 of its delegates, after we ran essentially unopposed in the contest). Nikki Haley was not registered in Nevada.
Michigan 68.10 %.
Biden won 64.8 % in New Hampshire. (Biden’s name did not appear on the ballot and despite not campaigning in the state, Biden was able to emerge victorious. A write-in-campaign led by voters resulted in his victory).
South Carolina and 96.2 %.
Nevada 89.4 %.
Michigan 81.10 %. (He faced a significant challenge related to his handling of Israeli-Hamas war. A coalition led by American-Muslim leaders organized a campaign, urging Democrats to vote “uncommitted” in the primary. More than 100,000 voters or 13.1 % chose “uncommitted”). A big wake-up call for Biden.
I have noticed something very interesting. In most of the polls, Trump is winning over Biden and looking very strong, but Biden is getting a larger percentage of the vote in the elections.
Let’s take a closer look at the results:
Trump won 51% of votes in Iowa. (Democrats will hold election on March 5th).
New Hampshire 54.4 %.
South Carolina 59.8 %.
Nevada (Trump won all 26 of its delegates, after we ran essentially unopposed in the contest). Nikki Haley was not registered in Nevada.
Michigan 68.10 %.
Biden won 64.8 % in New Hampshire. (Biden’s name did not appear on the ballot and despite not campaigning in the state, Biden was able to emerge victorious. A write-in-campaign led by voters resulted in his victory).
South Carolina and 96.2 %.
Nevada 89.4 %.
Michigan 81.10 %. (He faced a significant challenge related to his handling of Israeli-Hamas war. A coalition led by American-Muslim leaders organized a campaign, urging Democrats to vote “uncommitted” in the primary. More than 100,000 voters or 13.1 % chose “uncommitted”). A big wake-up call for Biden.
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LOL!
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A New York Times/Siena College poll found President Biden losing support among Latino voters, who now account for nearly 15 percent of eligible voters, a record high.
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RabzonKhan
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Nikki Haley wins Washington DC GOP primary. Trump’s ego must be in agony after losing to “birdbrain”. 
https://www.thedailybeast.com/author/dan-ladden-hall
Donald Trump’s undefeated run in Republican primary races came to an end Sunday with Nikki Haley’s victory in Washington, D.C., but the former president claimed to be unfazed by the defeat, which—according to him—was simply part of the plan.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/author/dan-ladden-hall
“I purposely stayed away from the D.C. Vote because it is the ‘Swamp,’ with very few delegates, and no upside,” Trump wrote in a Truth Social post, echoing the sentiments of his campaign press secretary, who claimed Haley’s victory was tantamount to her having been “crowned Queen of the Swamp.” “Birdbrain spent all of her time, money and effort there,” Trump added. Read more
Trump Claims He Lost to Haley in D.C. Because He ‘Purposely Stayed Away’
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https://www.thedailybeast.com/author/dan-ladden-hall
Donald Trump’s undefeated run in Republican primary races came to an end Sunday with Nikki Haley’s victory in Washington, D.C., but the former president claimed to be unfazed by the defeat, which—according to him—was simply part of the plan.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/author/dan-ladden-hall
“I purposely stayed away from the D.C. Vote because it is the ‘Swamp,’ with very few delegates, and no upside,” Trump wrote in a Truth Social post, echoing the sentiments of his campaign press secretary, who claimed Haley’s victory was tantamount to her having been “crowned Queen of the Swamp.” “Birdbrain spent all of her time, money and effort there,” Trump added. Read more
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Nikki Haley wins Washington DC GOP primary. Trump’s ego must be in agony after losing to “birdbrain”.
Birdbrain can crow about her utterly irrelevant and insignificant victory.
It won't derail the miles long freight train headed for DC in January.
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It’s too early to tell.
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Short of a legal disqualification, Trump is sauntering into the White House come Jan 20th.
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Today is Super Tuesday, and I'm super excited.
Super Tuesday is the most significant day for primary elections and caucuses nationwide prior to Election Day itself. Voters in 15 states and one territory will be expressing their preference for President.
Republicans will hold nominating contests in 15 states and Democrats in 15 states and one territory on Super Tuesday, the day when the presidential races typically take shape.
President Biden remains the front-runner for the Democrats and doesn't face any serious challengers. Among the states voting on Tuesday is Minnesota, the home state of Rep. Dean Phillips, who has launched a longshot bid against Mr. Biden and could face defeat in his home state. Although author Marianne Williamson had ended her long-shot campaign, she unsuspended it after she finished ahead of Phillips in the Michigan primary.
Former President Donald Trump is the front-runner for the Republican nomination, but former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley is still in the race. Going into Super Tuesday, Haley lost all but one of the early nominating contests, although she has picked up some delegates along the way.
There are hundreds of delegates at stake for both Democrats and Republicans on Super Tuesday, but neither Mr. Biden nor Trump will be able to win enough delegates to secure the nomination on March 5. CBS News estimates that the earliest Trump can clinch the nomination is March 12 and the earliest Mr. Biden can is March 19.
Super Tuesday is the most significant day for primary elections and caucuses nationwide prior to Election Day itself. Voters in 15 states and one territory will be expressing their preference for President.
Which states vote on Super Tuesday 2024? Full list of who votes today and how many delegates are at stake
By Caroline Linton. Updated on: March 5, 2024Republicans will hold nominating contests in 15 states and Democrats in 15 states and one territory on Super Tuesday, the day when the presidential races typically take shape.
President Biden remains the front-runner for the Democrats and doesn't face any serious challengers. Among the states voting on Tuesday is Minnesota, the home state of Rep. Dean Phillips, who has launched a longshot bid against Mr. Biden and could face defeat in his home state. Although author Marianne Williamson had ended her long-shot campaign, she unsuspended it after she finished ahead of Phillips in the Michigan primary.
Former President Donald Trump is the front-runner for the Republican nomination, but former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley is still in the race. Going into Super Tuesday, Haley lost all but one of the early nominating contests, although she has picked up some delegates along the way.
There are hundreds of delegates at stake for both Democrats and Republicans on Super Tuesday, but neither Mr. Biden nor Trump will be able to win enough delegates to secure the nomination on March 5. CBS News estimates that the earliest Trump can clinch the nomination is March 12 and the earliest Mr. Biden can is March 19.
Which states vote on Super Tuesday 2024?
Republicans are holding primaries in the following states:- Alabama
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Maine
- Massachusetts
- Minnesota
- North Carolina
- Oklahoma
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Alaska
- Utah
- Alabama
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Maine
- Massachusetts
- Minnesota
- North Carolina
- Oklahoma
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
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I like your enthusiasm, but may I ask what it is founded on?
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My disgust and mistrust of the mainstream media.
Trump's Republican nomination is all but guaranteed and I think he has far wider support than what the mainstream media acknowledges. The only hope for the establishment is legal hurdles to stop Trump. Biden is a lost cause.
As a Pakistani Muslims, the question is always, "How much worse can Trump be compared to Biden?" and Trump is certainly head and shoulders above Biden when it comes to US national interests.
When it comes to Palestine and Muslim issues, Trump is an unpredictable maverick but Biden is a 100% remote-controlled clay pigeon. The man does not have a single bone in his body that can resist the establishment.
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Nikki Haley drops out of GOP presidential race and says Trump has to "earn" support
Former U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley's decision leaves Donald Trump as the last remaining major candidate for the 2024 Republican nomination.
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