Who’s running for president in 2024? The Republican and Democratic candidates

The 2024 election promises to be historic as a slate of Republican candidates seek to unseat the sitting president, Joe Biden. After the pandemic changed the way Americans campaigned and voted four years ago, and three years after thousands of rioters waged violent protest at the nation’s Capitol to upend the last election’s results, the US will face new obstacles in carrying out the democratic process.

Here is the list of candidates in the primary elections as of Super Tuesday.

Republicans

Democrats

Third party

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Former president of the United States

Former president Donald Trump is the top contender for the Republican party nomination, even as he faces several legal hurdles, including federal charges over obstructing justice and violating the Espionage Act. Trump, a longtime businessman, unsuccessfully ran for re-election as president in 2020, and refused to accept the outcome of the results. Trump most recently said he is pro-life, and would continue his hardline immigration stance in a second term if elected. He has also renewed attacks on trans people, especially athletes, and his anti-China agenda.

Trump won big in Iowa, with 51% of votes – full Republican results

In New Hampshire, Trump beat Haley by 10 points – full New Hampshire primary results

Trump wins Nevada caucuses in effective one-horse race – Nevada primary results in full

Trump beat Haley in her home state – full South Carolina primary results

Trump defeats Haley in Michigan – full Michigan primary results

Trump swept to victory in states across the US on Super Tuesday – full primary results

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President of the United States

Joe Biden is the likely Democratic nominee for the 2024 presidential election. He announced his campaign for re-election on 25