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President Joe Biden joined hundreds of young voters in his home state of Delaware to cast his early ballot.
NEW DELHI: Just a week before the highly anticipated U.S. Presidential Elections, President Joe Biden joined hundreds of young voters in his home state of Delaware to cast his early ballot. On Monday, he expressed his pride in supporting Vice President Kamala Harris and other Democratic candidates, emphasizing the importance of participating in this pivotal election.
In a post on the social media platform X, Biden stated, “I was proud to cast my ballot for Kamala Harris, Tim Walz, Lisa Rochester, and Democrats up and down the ballot with a few first-time voters. Folks, there is too much on the line to sit this election out.” His remarks underline the urgency of voter engagement as Americans prepare to head to the polls on November 5.
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At the polling site in New Castle, a Democratic stronghold near Wilmington, Biden was seen welcoming first-time voters, posing for photos, and even assisting a voter in a wheelchair, showcasing his commitment to civic participation. Notably absent was First Lady Jill Biden, who was attending campaign events in Michigan and Wisconsin, supporting candidates for her husband’s party.
With over 20 million Americans already having cast their votes during early voting, the race is heating up. Biden was initially the presumed Democratic candidate until July when he withdrew due to concerns about his age after a challenging debate performance against former President Donald Trump. He subsequently endorsed Harris, who garnered the necessary support to secure the nomination.
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As the election date approaches, the race is shaping up to be closely contested. Recent polling from the New York Times and Siena College shows Harris and Trump tied at 48 percent in the popular vote, reflecting the intense political climate of the past few months.
Both candidates are poised for a historic election: Harris aims to become the first female president, while Trump seeks a return to the White House after a contentious departure. With stakes this high, voter turnout will be crucial in determining the outcome of this momentous election.
