There were conflicting reports about when US President Joe Biden would announce his candidacy for the 2024 elections, and while CNN reported today (Monday) that Biden had officially announced his candidacy for the presidency, NBC quoted the US president as saying that he intends to run for the presidential elections in 2024. 2024, but he is not ready to announce that yet. "I plan to run, but we are not ready to officially announce it yet," he said in an interview with the "Today" program. Informed sources reported that Biden's statements come at a time when senior White House advisers are preparing to make final decisions regarding the launch of his re-election campaign. Advisers and close associates of Biden believe that he can announce the start of the election campaign in July or late fall. And informed Democratic sources revealed that US President Joe Biden will announce his candidacy for the presidency, and the date for the announcement will be this summer, not spring, as he thought, according to the American network "CNN". The president did not settle on his campaign manager, and the headquarters were not chosen, whether in Philadelphia or Wilmington, and he did not set a date for formally submitting his re-election application. It is reported that Biden is famous for deliberation over decades in public office, and often postpones major decisions until eleven o'clock at night. But his aides say the delay in declaring re-election is rooted in far more pragmatic considerations, which focus first and foremost on governing matters, such as raising the debt ceiling, and avoiding being drawn into political conflict. April had been seen for a while as a possible timeline for announcing his candidacy, given that it comes 4 years after he entered the race in 2019. Also, as vice president, he joined President Barack Obama at the opening of his re-election campaign in April 2011. The US presidential elections are scheduled to take place in November 2024.
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