Joe Biden recognizes the legitimacy of the 2020 election results, and he has committed to accepting the certified results of the 2024 election. Find where candidates stand on all issues 1 .

Joe Biden is on course to defeat Donald Trump in November with two more electoral college votes than he secured in 2020, assuming they are the respective Democratic and Republican presidential ...

This election was expected to be a rematch between Trump and President Joe Biden, until Biden's disastrous performance at the presidential debate in June prompted him to drop out of the race a few ...

During the first presidential debate in 2020, Joe Biden mocked Donald Trump during a heated exchange, stating, "Everybody ...

Voting in the 2020 U.S. Election may be over, but the misinformation keeps on ticking. Never stop fact-checking. Follow our post-election coverage here. After decades as a U.S. senator and eight ...

The 2024 election map shows some similarities to the landscape Trump encountered four years ago, when he was defending the White House against Democratic challenger Joe Biden.

Kamala Harris' average polling numbers are behind what President Joe Biden's were during the same period in the 2020 election in all but four states, according to available figures.. Polling ...

Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 presidential election and named Kamala Harris as his successor. ... Map: Joe Biden beat Donald Trump in 2020 . Biden won with 306 electoral votes.

Trump won 232 electoral votes in the 2020 Presidential Election. His opponent and current President Joe Biden won 306 electoral votes. Here's how the Electoral College voted by st ...

How many people voted for Biden in 2020? Biden received more than 81 million votes in the 2020 presidential election , according to the Federal Election Commission. That's just over 51% of the ...

This combination of pictures created Oct. 22, 2020, shows then-President Donald Trump and then-Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden during the final presidential debate at Belmont ...

The U.S. appeals court nominee claimed it is “political” to say Biden got the majority of votes and Electoral College votes to become president.