The 60th US presidential election will be held on November 5, 2024. Joe Biden recently expressed his willingness to run for a second term, with Donald Trump also expected to be in the field.
Both Democrats and Republicans will choose their candidate for the 2024 US elections through the primary mechanism which will start in early 2024.
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