Shock for Biden ahead of US elections! Will it affect the outcome?

As excitement builds for the US presidential election on November 5, a dispute between the Democratic Party leadership in New Hampshire and the Democratic National Committee (DNC) regarding the primary elections to be held in the state on January 23 has drawn attention.  

BIDEN ANNOUNCED 

The DNC's plan to reorganize the national election calendar for Democrats—which involved moving New Hampshire's position in the schedule to after the South Carolina primary on February 3—was met with opposition from the New Hampshire Democratic Party leadership, who cited state laws in their objection.

Following this, it was announced that the state's primary would proceed as originally planned on January 23, but due to the resulting confusion, it was reported that current US President Joe Biden's name would not appear on the ballots used in tomorrow's primary. In a statement from Biden's campaign office, it was noted that Biden will already appear on the ballot as the Democratic Party nominee in the general presidential election, and it was stated that the confusion would not affect the election process.

TRUMP RISING

Current US President Joe Biden has been viewed as the Democratic Party's nominee since the day he announced he would run for president once again.

Although the names of Minnesota Representative Dean Phillips and author Marianne Williamson also appear on the ballots as Democratic primary candidates, Biden's nomination is considered certain.

On the other hand, after Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced he was withdrawing from the race and would support him, Republican candidate Donald Trump's position has strengthened, leading to commentary that Trump could pose a significant challenge to his rival Biden in the November 5 election.