50% voters said – no, still 80 years old Biden in the field

 It is possible for 80-Biden to compete with 76-year-old Trump

Joe Biden (80), the oldest President in the history of America, announced his much-awaited claim in the 2024 election on Tuesday. The current Vice President Kamala Devi Harris will be his running mate. Launching the Freedom Campaign, Biden said in an appeal to the voters that we have to complete the unfinished work. But according to various polls and surveys, more than 50% of the voters of the Democratic Party are not in favor of Biden's candidacy for the second time as President.

In the NBC survey, 70% of the total voters of America are not in favor of Biden's claim. 

Democratic and Republican Party voters were included in this survey. The popularity rating of Vice President Kamala Harris has also been reduced to 48%.

Donald Trump (76) has presented his claim from the Republican Party. Experts believe that the 2024 election could again be between Biden and Trump. 

• What next: Democrats will launch a fund-raising campaign. The Republican Party will start candidate selection debates from August.

Biden's eye on the votes of Indians, has announced 1 million new visas

Ques.What will be the stand of Indians on Biden's claim?

Ans. There are 2 million Indian voters in Biden's eyes. They have announced to give 10 lakh visas to Indians in 2023. Visas were issued to three and a half lakh Indians. In 2020, 72% of Indians voted for Biden. 

Ques. How is Biden keeping pace despite low support from party voters? 

Ans. The big reason is that there is no strong leader in front of Biden in the Democratic Party. Biden is excited about getting a majority of 51 seats in the Senate in the midterm elections.

Ques.Can anyone still present their claim among the Democrats?

Ans. According to tradition, the current president is seeking a second election.

If it do, then no one claims from the party. But Biden may have to answer questions from his party's contenders, Robert Kennedy Jr. and Marianne, in the debate.

Ques. How many presidents have lost in re-election so far?

Ans. 10 presidents have lost in re-election. Those in the past century include Huber (1932), Jimmy Carter (1980), George Bush Sr. (1992) and Donald Trump (2020).

Ques. Who will challenge Biden from the Republican Party? 

Ans. There are currently 4 declared contenders including Trump, two Indians Nikki Haley and Vivek Ramaswamy. Governor Ron Sentis and former Vice President Mike Pence have not announced.