In the ongoing US presidential primaries, important contests have unfolded in Georgia, Mississippi, Hawaii, and Washington. Current President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump emerged as front-runners for the Democratic and Republican nominations respectively. In particular, Biden is on the verge of clinching the Democratic nomination, while Trump faces notable competition from Nikki Haley, especially in Georgia. Both Hawaii and Mississippi demonstrated substantial support for Biden.

These primary contests are crucial for determining the nominees for the upcoming 2024 US Presidential Election. While Biden and Trump are leading their party races, other candidates such as Marianne Williamson and Nikki Haley are making their presence felt as the primary season advances across the country. The outcomes in Georgia, Mississippi, Hawaii, and Washington are particularly instrumental in shaping the path to the presidential race.

In a related development, President Biden has officially declared his intention to run for a second term, potentially setting the stage for a rematch with Trump in November 2024. Despite facing criticisms regarding his age, Biden is committed to his vision of a tolerant and multicultural America, contrasting with Trump who is navigating legal troubles that could affect his campaign. The General Election is scheduled for Tuesday, November 5, 2024, setting the scene for a critical contest in American politics, with the inauguration of the new president planned for January 20, 2025.