Who are the presidential candidates in the US election of 2024?

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Donald Trump, a Republican presidential contender and former US president, talks at a rally in Concord, New Hampshire, prior to the New Hampshire primary election on January 19, 2024.

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(Reuters) - February 28 While President Joe Biden is essentially the Democratic Party's nominee, Republican former President Donald Trump and former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley are vying to be their party's presidential nominee in the general election in 2024. There are more candidates standing as third parties.

The candidates are listed here.

Donald Trump

The leading Republican with

The former president is attempting to have his allies assume control of the Republican National Committee after winning nomination races in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada, and South Carolina.

The U.S. Justice Department has refuted the 77-year-old Trump's assertion that the criminal allegations he is facing are a part of a political witch hunt intended to prevent him from winning.

A few of his legal challenges, like as his claim of presidential immunity and his eligibility to vote in the wake of the January 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol, have made it all the way to the Supreme Court.

In the event that he is re-elected to a four-year term, Trump has promised to exact revenge on his political rivals, said that he would not rule except "on day one," and promised to free those convicted in connection with the January 6 attack. Additionally, he wants to be able to replace some federal civil service employees with supporters.

Western politicians chastised him for claiming that the United States.

After stating that the United States would not defend NATO nations who did not spend enough on defence and would encourage Russia to attack them, he drew condemnation from Western leaders. He put pressure on Republicans in Congress to postpone providing Ukraine with military help.

Trump has made immigration the main focus of his domestic campaign, announcing plans to use the National Guard, establish holding camps, and carry out large deportations.

In addition, he would broaden the travel ban on citizens of specific nations and abolish birthright citizenship. But his resistance to a bipartisan agreement in the Senate to strengthen immigration enforcement has caused the bill to stagnate, if not completely collapse.

He has advocated repeatedly for drug dealers to be executed, threatened to shoot other accused criminals, and He would unilaterally send federal troops into areas that are governed by Democrats.

Regarding abortion, Trump has acknowledged that the U.S. Supreme Court decision reversed Roe v. Wade, but he has also chastised the six-week abortion restrictions imposed by several Republican-led states. Following a court decision in Alabama that limited access to in vitro fertilisation (IVF) therapy and highlighted concerns regarding reproductive rights, he stated that he was in favour of access to IVF treatment.

He has also pledged to make other significant changes, including as doing away with Obamacare's health insurance and rolling back much of the Biden administration's climate change initiatives.

During his campaign, Trump advocated for greatly extending the power of the federal government, especially the executive branch. He suggested bringing back the Jacksonian spoils system, immediately deploying the military on American streets by invoking the Insurrection Act of 1807, and ordering the Department of Justice to pursue domestic political opponents.[10] Implementing anti-immigrant policies and carrying out a massive deportation operation are among the other campaign issues. Other issues include: pursuing an isolationist "America First" foreign policy agenda; repealing the Affordable Care Act; denying climate change and opposing clean energy; terminating the Department of Education; implementing anti-LGBT policies; and pursuing what has been called a neomercantilist trade agenda.[20][21] Throughout the campaign, Trump has tended to use harsh and autocratic language.[22][23][24][25] Trump's use of aggressive and dehumanising statements has increased.

against those who oppose him politically.[22] It has been observed that his 2024 campaign would increasingly use nativist[26] and anti-LGBT language.[27]

The campaign is taking place while Trump deals with the legal fallout from four criminal charges that were brought against him in 2023 and a New York civil inquiry into the Trump Organisation. The campaign has persisted in spreading false allegations that the previous election was rigged [28]. It also follows Trump's extraordinary attempts to rewrite the results of the 2020 US presidential election [29][30], which culminated in the US Capitol attack on January 6 [31][32], which has been widely characterised as an attempted coup d'état [33][34] or self-coup.[35][36]

According to national primary polls, Trump leads the other contenders by fifty points.[37] Following his overwhelming triumph in the 2024

Trump was widely regarded as the Republican Party's presumed choice for president following the Iowa Republican presidential caucuses,[38][39], with a process of consolidation now in progress.[40]

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