Joe Biden clinches easy Democratic primary wins in Georgia, Mississippi

Joe Biden

Following his victories in the primaries held in Georgia, Mississippi, Washington, and the Northern Mariana Islands, President Joe Biden secured the Democratic presidential candidacy for the 2024 election on Tuesday night. Not until the Democratic National Convention delegates cast their votes this summer will he be formally declared the nominee.

The current president secured his second nomination by winning more delegates than the 1,968 needed to guarantee his position as the Democratic nominee.

The presidential nominee of the Democratic Party must secure the majority of delegates at the DNC in Chicago in August in order to formally accept the nomination. The Democratic Party has a total of 4,672 delegates.

After the results of the Hawaii caucus on Tuesday night, it is anticipated that GOP front-runner Donald Trump would clinch the nomination.

Following his nomination on Tuesday, Biden released a statement in which he stated, “We are facing a sobering reality.” We live in a time when freedom and democracy are more vulnerable than they have been since the American Civil War. The campaign of hostility, retaliation, and retribution being led by Donald Trump endangers the very concept of America.

He went on, “I think the American people will decide to keep us moving forward.”

Until the DNC delegation casts its vote this summer, Biden will not be formally declared the Democratic nominee.

DNC chair urges support for Biden-Harris ticket

DNC Chair Minyon Moore celebrated the win and encouraged Democrats to support the Biden-Harris ticket.

Biden win comes after release of Robert Hur interview transcript

The whole transcript of Biden’s two-day interview with special counsel Robert Hur in October over his handling of sensitive documents was made public by the House Judiciary Committee, which is what led to Biden’s victory.