President Joe Biden has cast his vote early for the upcoming US presidential election, scheduled for November 5. Despite stepping back from the race, Biden voted in Delaware, supporting his successor, Vice President Kamala Harris. Biden's decision not to run followed concerns about his age and fitness for office, leading to Harris taking the Democratic lead against Republican candidate Donald Trump.
As the election approaches, polls indicate a tight race between Harris and Trump. Biden's endorsement of Harris aims to rally Democratic support, particularly as more than 41 million Americans have already voted early. This high early voter turnout suggests a significant overall participation rate in the election.
While Harris campaigns to secure her position, Trump remains a formidable opponent. Biden has criticized Trump, notably labeling racist comments at a recent rally as 'embarrassing.' Despite stepping aside, Biden remains an active figure, engaging with voters and supporting Harris's campaign through various public appearances.
The election will decide Biden's successor, with his term concluding on January 20, 2025. As both candidates make their final pushes, the nation anticipates a closely contested outcome. Meanwhile, Biden continues to champion Democratic values and support Harris, hoping to maintain the party's hold on the presidency.
