All important news about the 2024 US election.
On 5 November Americans will elect a new US president. After the resignation of incumbent Joe Biden, the election will probably be between the incumbent Vice President Kamala Harris (Democrat) and Donald Trump (Republicans) decided.
Voting takes place in the states. These in turn send electors to the presidential electoral college. The head of state is the person who has at least 270 electors Until then, the US election campaign will keep the world on tenterhooks.
Read here:
- How the US electoral system works
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- Swing States: Where the battle for the White House will be decided
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US election 2024 – the race for the presidency
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Harris and Trump agree on second TV duel
Walz vs. Vance on October 1 on CBS
Is nervousness growing? Trump faces opposition from his own party
Kamala Harris overtakes Trump in next poll
Trump and Harris will meet for a TV debate on September 10
Tim Walz becomes Kamala Harris’s vice presidential candidate
Harris and Trump agree on second TV duel
Last week, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris for an appointment for a TV duel Now Harris’ campaign team has announced that the two rivals will face each other again after September 10. An exact date for the second debate was not initially mentioned. According to the Harris team, however, it will take place after the TV debate between Harris’ vice presidential candidate Tim Walz and Trump’s running mate JD Vance on October 1. However, Trump’s campaign team initially did not comment on the Harris team’s debate announcements.
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Walz vs. Vance on October 1 on CBS
The first TV duel between the two vice-presidential candidates for the 2024 US elections has a dateTim Walz, Democratic candidate, agreed to October 1 to face his Republican rival JD Vance on CBS News. The Republican said, “I strongly expect we’ll be there on October 1st.” Vance also expressed a desire to debate Walz more than once.
A debate between Vice President Kamala Harristhe Democratic presidential candidate, and the Republican candidate Donald Trump is scheduled to appear on ABC News on September 10.
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Is nervousness growing? Trump faces opposition from his own party
Nikki Haley is one of the very few Republicans who does not let the leading candidate Donald Trump get away with every escapade. The former governor has now criticized the Trump’s derogatory remarks about his opponent Kamala Harris: The election cannot be won by talking about what “race” the Democratic candidate belongs to, or about the vice president being “stupid.” “The Americans are smart people. Treat them like smart people,” she said on the right-wing TV channel Fox News.
But she also subtly praised Trump and encouraged him in his election campaign: “Trump knows how to win. He just has to do it now. He has to go out and campaign every single day.”
It is unusual for a prominent voice such as the former US ambassador to the United Nations to choose such clear words – recently the Republicans have appeared extremely united. But since Kamala Harris replaced Joe Biden as presidential candidate, Donald Trump is clearly losing in the polls.
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Kamala Harris overtakes Trump in next poll
Just four weeks ago, there was the presidential duel between Donald Trump and Joe Biden – in which the Republican was clearly ahead of the US President. In the duel between the old men, the 78-year-old Trump seemed almost youthful. But that is over. Kamala Harris is now the opponent and is catching up in the polls, in some she is even pulling ahead: for example at Reuters/Ipsos. There she is now in the lead with 42 to 37 percent – for the Republican this is a bitter loss in just a short time.
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The change in the Democratic candidate leadership seems to be throwing Donald Trump off track. At his Mar-a-Lago estate, he invited people to a spontaneous press conference – and talked a lot of nonsense:
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Trump and Harris will meet for a TV debate on September 10
End of an undignified tug-of-war: Donald Trump proposes to his opponent Kamala Harris to hold three televised debates in September. The debates are scheduled to take place on September 4, 10 and 25 on Fox News, NBC and ABC, said the Republican presidential candidate. Vice President Harris’ team has so far only agreed to one Debate approved on 10 September.
There had recently been disagreements between Trump and the Harris team. For a short time, Donald Trump did not even want to run against the Democratic candidate.
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Tim Walzthe new one at the side of the Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris, coined the term “weird” for Donald Trump. So “strange”, “odd”. Now the first polls are out and show: Yes, the term fits:
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“Anyone who suggests that we should repeal the Constitution of the United States should never again have the opportunity to stand behind the seal of the President of the United States“Kamala Harris on Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Eau Claire, Wisconsin
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“We are the underdogs in this race. But we have the momentum and I know exactly what we are up against.” Amid thunderous cheers, Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris and her newly elected vice president Tim Walz appeared together for the first time at a campaign eventSupporters of their party welcomed the two in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at the start of a tour of politically contested states that are likely to play a key role in the November election.
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