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    US presidential election: Biden vs. Trump with national divides

    As the US presidential election approaches, the contest between Joe Biden and Donald Trump intensifies against a backdrop of national issues and voter concerns.
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    Washington: With just six months to go until the US presidential election, the political landscape is characterised by division as incumbent Democrat Joe Biden and Republican Donald Trump prepare for a November showdown. Recent weeks have seen a flurry of issues, from pro-Palestinian student protests to Trump’s legal troubles, capturing national attention, yet many Americans remain disengaged from the electoral process.

    Polls suggest a close race, mirroring the 2020 election dynamics with Biden and Trump again as the primary choices, much to voters’ frustration. A significant portion of the electorate expresses doubts about Biden’s physical fitness for the presidency and Trump’s ethical conduct, leading to a sense of election déjà vu.

    The Biden campaign emphasises democratic values but faces challenges connecting with young voters, particularly over its stance on Israel. Protests and potential voter apathy among the youth could impact Biden’s re-election efforts, with some Democratic strategists focusing on unifying the party base ahead of the August convention in Chicago.

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    Conversely, Trump faces multiple legal battles but retains solid Republican support. His campaign may face significant tests as the Republican National Convention approaches in July.

    Key issues such as the economy, abortion rights, and the integrity of the electoral process remain central. Despite economic growth, public perception leans towards a more favourable view of the economy under Trump. Biden continues to advocate for reproductive rights, countering Republican measures that restrict abortion following the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

    The upcoming debates, set to begin in September, symbolise a critical phase of the campaign, offering both candidates a platform to articulate their policies and vision for America’s future. Despite controversies and legal entanglements, the tradition of presidential debates remains a vital part of the electoral process, underscoring the importance of direct engagement in American democracy.

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