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President of the United States, Joe Bidenand former president Donald Trump Mathematically, they will become their parties’ nominees for the White House tonight, after primaries in several states.
President of the United States, Joe Bidenand former president Donald Trump Mathematically, they will become their parties’ nominees for the White House tonight, after primaries in several states.
He Republican Party celebrates primaries in Georgia, Mississippi, Hawaii And Washingtonfour states that allocate a total of 161 delegates.
Trump, who now has 1,078, needs 137 of those 161 to reach magic number 1215 delegates with whom he will be considered practically the candidate of the Republican Party.
Donald Trump at a campaign event in Georgia. | Photo: Reuters.
After his last opponent in the Conservative race, Nikki HaleyHaving suspended his campaign following last week’s Super Tuesday disaster, Trump should have no problem getting the delegates he needs.
In that Democratic field Voting in Georgia, Mississippi and Washingtonwhich elect 235 delegates, of which Biden, who now has 1,872, needs only 96 to reach 1,968 people are needed to nominate a candidate..
In addition to these three states, primaries have already taken place this Tuesday in Northern Mariana Islandsin the Pacific region, where Biden won his six delegates.
The President faced protest vote to support Israel in states like Michigan or Minnesota, and it’s expected that this could happen again tonight in Washington state, but while that could take away a handful of delegates, it doesn’t threaten his victory.
Joe Biden at a campaign event in Pennsylvania. | Photo: Reuters.
Thus, both Biden and Trump will receive accelerated its core processes almost three months before they end on June 4th.
Although these two will be mathematically the presidential candidates tonight, they will still have to wait until the summer conventions to be officially declared by their parties.
Republican National Convention will consist of from 15 to 18 July in Miwaukee (Wisconsin), and Democratic National Convention It will be in Chicago, Illinois. from 19 to 22 August.
(according to information from EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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