Joe Biden and Donald Trump won the presidential candidacy elections, both will face each other again – Dainik Savera Times

Washington: US President Joe Biden has won the Democratic primary election in Washington, while former President Donald Trump has stepped forward towards the presidential candidacy from their parties by winning the Republican primary election. President Joe Biden (81) easily won the party’s primary election in Georgia and has now become the party’s possible candidate for the presidential election. Joe Biden has received the support of more than half of the total 3,933 delegates (party members representing voters). To become the Democratic candidate, 1,968 delegates are required.

Joe Biden will be formally declared the party’s candidate during the ‘Democratic National Convention’ in Chicago in August. Trump (77) has so far received the support of 1,215 delegates. Trump will be officially declared the candidate at the ‘Republican National Convention’ in Milwaukee in July. Vice President Kamala Harris has expressed happiness over Joe Biden becoming the candidate of her party.

At the same time, Biden issued a statement expressing happiness over the victory and candidature and termed Trump as a threat to democracy. Joe Biden said that Trump is “waging a campaign of outrage and vengeance that threatens the core idea of ​​America.” On Tuesday, on the eve of the primary election, Trump admitted that Biden was the only candidate in front of him in the Democratic Party. Will be the candidate.