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The 2024 presidential election is likely shaping up to be a tight race between President Biden and former President Donald Trump.
The months leading up to Election Day will be a fight over the American way of life, with the candidates sparring over topics such as foreign policy, immigration, inflation and abortion. Trump and Biden must navigate the priorities of voters, many of whom want their lawmakers to fight for their core values, even if that makes it harder to address critical problems.
A potential disruption to the match-up could be Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has announced plans to run as an independent candidate. Cornel West is also planning to run as an independent candidate, and the centrist group No Labels may back a moderate candidate for president as well.
Alex Leary covers the Trump campaign and national politics for The Wall Street Journal in Washington.
Catherine Lucey is a WSJ White House reporter, focusing on Biden’s re-election campaign and gender and domestic policy issues within the administration. Ben Pershing is Politics Editor in The Wall’s Street Journal’s Washington Bureau.
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